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In an emotional video, Yankees manager Aaron Boone shared that the 29-year-old made the 2025 roster as a backup catcher.

With umpires having called balls and strikes since the 1800s, now, MLB has completed its ’test drive' of the ABS challenge system.

Shohei Ohtani, Mike Trout, and Clayton Kershaw are just some of the All-Stars chasing notable achievements.

Three of professional sports’ most iconic franchises—the New York Yankees, Boston Celtics, and Montreal Canadiens combined—have 61 uniform numbers retired.

Who to watch as the new season gets underway on Thursday.

As the 2025 BBWAA Career Excellence Award winner, for 52 years Thomas Boswell covered baseball as a beat writer and columnist at The Washington Post.

A member of the inaugural Florida Marlins club of 1993, Orestes Destrade reached superstardom playing five seasons for Japan’s Pacific League’s Seibu Lions.

The highlight of Charlie Hayes’ 14-year MLB career was catching the final out of the 1996 World Series with the New York Yankees.

L.A. and Chicago will play a pair of regular-season games on March 18 and 19. Both teams have Japanese stars.

‘You know [how] they say you may see something when you come to a game you never seen before? I’ve never seen that,’ Francona said of De La Cruz.

From writing for Sports Illustrated, to reporting for FOX Sports and MLB Network, Tom Verducci’s baseball insights are in constant demand.

The 2023 AL Cy Young winner felt elbow discomfort in Spring Training and will undergo Tommy John Surgery on Tuesday.

A veteran of 421 MLB games over 11 seasons with six clubs, Pride tells his inspiring tale in a new autobiography.

Having played professional baseball in South Korea, Mexico, and in the MLB, Xavier Scruggs Brings a wealth of knowledge to The Leadoff Spot.

After playing, coaching, and managing in the minor leagues, in 2023 Stephen Morales joined the Pittsburgh Pirates as an assistant coach and interpreter.

Andy Freed, Greg Brown, and Dan Dickerson, combined, have 79 seasons of experience as MLB play-by-play broadcasters.

Five times an MLB All-Star and winner of four Rawlings Gold Glove Awards, Adam Jones’ playing days concluded after two seasons in Japan.

With 70 players in the Sarasota, Florida, camp, Baltimore Orioles’ manager Brandon Hyde has his work cut out for him.