Detroit's Justin Verlander replies to haters who say he isn't rehabbing hard enough with an intimidating selfie.
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The Houston Astros are playing their best baseball in years, but is a trade for a proven ace like Cole Hamels necessary to put the team over the top?
Angels broadcaster Jose Mota catches a foul ball headed for the press box, saving his broadcast partner in the process.
<h4><em>The New York Mets were once upon a time nearly named the New York Avengers.</em></h4> The New York Mets are off to a great ...
The calendar has flipped to May, and we examine the MLB awards races at this point, highlighted by Joc Pederson as the NL Rookie of the Year front-runner.
Pirates are hiding Clint Hurdle gnomes all over Pittsburgh.
The Chicago Cubs welcomed the newest addition to the royal family on Monday and it's easily the most random news of the day.
Diamondbacks' Archie Bradley, hit by pitch earlier in the week, visits hospitalized kid who also got hit by a liner.
Carlos Martinez is off to a hot start, and his first season as a full-time starting pitcher brings back memories of an all-time great; Pedro Martinez.
Home run hitters make the highlight reels, but don’t forget the table-setters. With that in mind, we present the top 30 MLB leadoff hitters of all-time.
Milwaukee Brewers manager Ron Roenicke has been fired just 25 games into the 2015 MLB season.
This Dodgers fan recorded himself catching a home run ball.
The Baltimore Orioles faced off against the Chicago White Sox earlier this week with no fans in attendance and SNL made the perfect skit for it.
Kolten Wong hit a walk-off home run for the Cardinals on Sunday.
Some of the Cubs sported Blackhawks jerseys on Sunday.
Shane Robinson had a horrible prank for his teammate.
<em><b>With a runner stealing third, minor league catcher Humberto Quintero hit the batter in the midsection with his throw.</b></em&g...
<h4><strong><em>The Kansas City Royals turned out one of the more unusual double plays you'll see this season on Sunday afternoon.&l...
Philadelphia Phillies OF Ben Revere is no stranger to making spectacular catches but his latest catch may be his most impressive.
The New York Yankees star tied Willie Mays for fourth all time on the home run list Friday night.