The Minnesota Twins batboy did the "Hit The Quan" dance in the locker room and absolutely slayed it.
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The 2015 MLB season continues to push toward the finish line, and we break down the league's award races, headlined by NL CY Young.
Let's take a look at five reasons why the Baltimore Orioles are sleepers in the American League Wild Card race.
Brandon Finnegan said the Royals screwed him over, but he is ultimately responsible for being traded away.
New York Mets ace Matt Harvey has announced that he will pitch in the postseason if New York clinches a spot.
Kris Bryant hit a home run off the Cubs' scoreboard on Sunday.
<h4><em>The baseball Hall of Fame honored Will Ferrell for his feat of playing for 10 teams in one day during Spring Training.</em></h...
In a stunning turn of events, Mets pitcher Matt Harvey is basically asking to be shut down at the 180 innings limit.
<h4><em>Miami Marlins outfielder Marcell Ozuna scaled the fence pretty impressively on Friday night to get the out against the Mets</em>&...
The New York Mets reportedly plan to carry Matt Harvey into the MLB Playoffs.
The Texas Rangers have been one of the hottest teams in baseball since the All-Star break. Here are five reasons they can win it all in 2015.
Curt Schilling will not be returning to the ESPN booth this season.
The 2015 MLB season is entering its final month, and we take a look at the league's individual award races.
The Minnesota Twins appeared to be out of playoff contention just a few weeks ago, but now they find themselves in the middle of a heated wild card race.
New York Mets infielder Ruben Tejada scored an inside-the-park home run on Wednesday in one of the most bizarre plays of the MLB season.
The Cleveland Indians are getting hot at the right time and have the talent to make up ground in the A.L. Wild Card race.
With two on and no outs, the Colorado Rockies turned the easiest triple play ever against the Arizona Diamondbacks.
With the annual tradition of rookie hazing, the Cleveland Indians young players were forced to dress as cheerleaders before their road tip.
Major League rosters will expand to a maximum of 40 players on September 1st, giving each team the ability to add some much needed depth.
Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout is in a long slump, and it just might cost him the AL MVP award in 2015.