Agnes McKee is 105. She threw out the first pitch for the Padres.
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After clearing waivers, Dan Uggla has become a free agent.
Albert Pujols and Mike Trout mock Fernando Rooney's arrow celebration
Matt Cain is back on the DL with elbow inflammation.
Today marks the tenth anniversary of Manny Ramirez's wild cut off throw.
Remember that Jordan brand ad for Derek Jeter that came out right before the Major League Baseball All-Star break. The one where everyone <a title="...
Getting hit in the arm by a fastball is no fun. Just ask Hanley Ramirez.
The Yankees got off to a hot start to open the second half of the season, sweeping the Reds at home over the weekend.
The NL Central boasts four teams firmly in the MLB playoffs race.
The New York Yankees had a scout in attendance for Phillies' lefty Cliff Lee's final rehab start, fueling speculation the team could be in on the veteran.
Los Angeles Angels hitters mocked reliever Fernando Rodney after his premature celebration.
The name of Philadelphia Phillies right-hander Kyle Kendrick has been linked to the Toronto Blue Jays of late, but more questions surround him than a trade.
In Biloxi, MS, the Milwaukee Brewers' new Double-A affiliate ballpark is behind schedule due to budget issues, leading to big issues for the team.
According to a report, the Oakland Athletics are looking to trade right-handed reliever Jim Johnson before the July 31 MLB Trade Deadline.
Left-hander Cliff Lee will return to the Philadelphia Phillies Monday, with his name swirling in MLB trade rumors as the deadline approaches.
The Detroit Tigers signed a new deal with the city of Lakeland recently, ensuring the team will have Spring Training there through the 2036 season.
The market for a David Price trade reportedly comes down to three teams: the Cardinals, Dodgers, and Mariners.
The San Francisco Giants placed Brandon Belt on the 15-day disabled list on Sunday due to a concussion.
Giancarlo Stanton of the Miami Marlins credits his hot streak this past weekend to the fact that he participated in the Home Run Derby.
Adam Jones of the Baltimore Orioles did not know how many outs there were, and he allowed a run to score.