President Obama became the first sitting president to visit the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum on Thursday, according to Paul Hagan of MLB.com.
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Grant Balfour had some things to say to the Tampa Bay Rays fans who booed him after a blown save on Thursday night.
Norman Rockwell's painting of Ted Williams called "The Rookie" was recently auctioned off and one lucky person got to take the painting home for $22.6 million.
The San Francisco Giants place relief pitcher Santiago Casilla on the disabled list yesterday after he strained his hamstring running to first base.
Juan Uribe may have re-injured his hamstring and it's possible a trip to the disabled list is in the near future.
Philadelphia Phillies' pitcher, <strong><a href=" " target="_blank">Cliff Lee</a></strong>, is officially ...
The Chicago Cubs have done the unimaginable. No, they haven't won the World Series. However, they did hand Masahiro Tanaka his first loss in 42 starts.
Kentucky Wildcats pitcher A.J. Reed made an impressive behind the back catch on a grounder hit to the mound in an SEC game against the Alabama Crimson Tide.
When Yahoo posted a story about they, they made a slight mistake with their featured image. They mistook Will Middlebrooks for Stephen Drew.
Baltimore Orioles first baseman Chris Davis put any questions about his power this season to rest yesterday. Davis hit three home runs in the Orioles 9-2 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Miguel Olivo partially bit off the ear of teammate and one of the Dodgers top prospects, Alex Guerrero, during a Triple-A game.
The Sacramento River Cats, Triple-A affiliate of the Oakland Athletics, are reporting looking to jump ship from the A's organization to the San Francisco Giants organization.
Pablo Sandoval has had a dismal start to the 2014 season, to say the least. For a guy in a contract year, and reportedly seeking $100 million, he hasn't done himself many favors this season. In fact, it took him until May 14th to raise his batting average
Pedro Feliciano and the St. Louis Cardinals are close to a deal that would send the left-handed specialist and former Mets reliever to to the Cardinals.