Considered one of the greatest baseball players of all time, Pete Rose was finally removed from Major League Baseball’s (MLB) permanently ineligible list — making him eligible for the MLB Hall of Fame for the first time-ever.
Read More After Decades, MLB Clears Pete Rose And Others For Hall Of Fame Consideration
President Donald Trump hosted the Los Angeles Dodgers at the White House on Monday, celebrating their 2024 World Series victory, while later expressing his aversion to California politicians.
Read More Trump Proudly Welcomes L.A. Dodgers To WH, Congratulating World Series Champs
The Athletics formally begin the home portion of their Sacramento era when they host the Chicago Cubs on Monday night in the first-ever Major League Baseball game in the California capital.
Read More Sellout crowd awaits as A’s make Sacramento debut against Cubs
The Los Angeles Dodgers are all-in on winning a second straight championship while the New York Yankees search for World Series redemption.
Read More Dodgers favored to repeat as MLB champions, Mets and Yankees in the hunt
The Dodgers were a long way from Los Angeles on Tuesday but with Shohei Ohtani and two more Japanese stars they were the home team for Tokyo fans in a historic season-opening 4-1 victory over the Chicago Cubs.
Read More Ohtani and Dodgers top Cubs in historic opening day in Tokyo
Art Schallock, the oldest living former-major league baseball (MLB) player, has died at 100-years-old.
Read More Art Schallock, Oldest Living Ex-Major Leaguer, Dead At 100