Jesse Rogers

While the Cubs were making history in Cleveland 10 years ago, one unique accomplishment flew well under the radar.

Jason Heyward, World Series champion and 5-time Gold Glove winner, retired Friday after 16 seasons in Major League Baseball.

Baseball's next big rule change is here. Here is how automated ball-strike challenges will shape the 2026 season.

Kyle Tucker got how much from the Dodgers!? Pete Alonso left the Mets for WHERE!? It's time to get up to speed after a wild winter.

While its top players are out taking on the world, we checked in on life back at home during spring training.

Here's how the most talented team on the planet has come together so quickly for the WBC.

Team USA manager Mark DeRosa said the team had a "different feel" to the 2023 squad, citing how everybody stayed in the dugout through the end of their 15-1 exhibition win over the Giants.

Giants ace Logan Webb will start Game 1 of the WBC for Team USA when they take on Brazil in pool play on Friday, manager Mark DeRosa announced Monday afternoon.

With a new rule already in place, MLB front offices are cracking down on another tiny way to get an advantage.

The sudden resignation of MLBPA executive director Tony Clark won't weaken or distract the players' association as it prepares for negotiations on a new CBA, deputy executive director Bruce Meyer s...

Padres star Manny Machado has no problem with the rival Dodgers continuing to spend on players while his own team -- and others -- takes a backseat to free agency.

MLB teams will always have at least one challenge in extra innings as part of the league's new automated ball-strike challenge system for the 2026 season.

MLB base coaches will have to remain in their respective coaches' boxes until the pitch is thrown after owners voted to enforce the rule.

During a video call Wednesday to announce Cody Bellinger's re-signing, Yankees general manager Brian Cashman said he has been "openly willing to challenge anybody that we don't have a championship-...

The Guardians extended star third baseman Jose Ramirez four years through 2032, a source confirmed to ESPN.

There haven't been a lot of headline deals in this division so far, but there's still work left this winter.

The World Series champion Dodgers added another big bat to an already-potent lineup Thursday night, agreeing to a 4-year, $240 million deal with prized free agent Kyle Tucker, sources told ESPN.

It's been a busy winter in Chicago, Pittsburgh and St. Louis. The rest of the division? Not so much.