Mookie Betts is climbing the all-time WAR list the same way Mike Trout once was. We examine the two and dive into which players similarly ruled previous eras.

We offer an early postseason verdict on five of MLB's most surprising teams almost two months into the 2025 season.

This weekend's Subway Series is the latest chapter in NYC's epic hardball history.

Here's what a decision to remove deceased players from MLB's ineligible list means for their Hall of Fame eligibility and more.

Sorry, Chicago. There's a club in Denver taking being bad to an all new low -- and this is how they're doing it.

Emmanuel Clase is just one of baseball's elite 2024 relievers who has had issues this season. But all hope might not be lost ... yet.

The path from the top of the prospect rankings to the World Series isn't always a straight line. Here's what the O's can learn from others who have tried to walk it.

If you thought the New York Yankees' superstar couldn't get any better -- think again.

Is your favorite team acing -- or flunking -- the early part of the 2025 season? We break it all down.

Star power, mammoth home runs and ... cotton candy fries? Here are baseball's most exciting squads.

The torpedo bat's rise has changed the industry for the companies that make them. Here is one bat-maker's story.

Boston's designated hitter has struck out 15 times and has no hits through the first five games. Here's what history tells us about his bad start.

Judge's three homer game helped New York make long ball history and reminded us just how good the slugger is.

We simulated 25 MLB seasons and pulled out the most surprising results.

Three new players are headed to Cooperstown. Here's why the trio will be welcomed to the Hall.

From who can get in to who could get pushed off the ballot, we have your election day primer.

Starting this week, the coveted 23-year-old Japanese free agent can pick his team.

Did your favorite team disappoint you this year? We break down how mad you have a right to be.

Dave Parker received 14 of 16 votes, while DIck Allen got 13 as both reached the 75% threshold to gain entrance to baseball's Hall of Fame from the classic era.

The Yankees' star slugger had one of the most impressive offensive season we've ever seen -- and it might have just proved he's the king of the home run.