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In MLB History, only 5 players have ever hit 60 or more HRs in a single season. This season, Brewers OF Christian Yelich is threatening to become number 6.

This year, despite leading MLB pitchers in fWAR, Washington Nationals ace Max Scherzer features a pitiful 2-5 record, making him this year's Jacob deGrom.

Boston Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia has had another setback in his rehab on his left knee. At this point, the end may be coming.

The Cleveland Indians were one of the elite teams in baseball a few years back, but now they are struggling. Let's examine their struggles.

As the Detroit Tigers continue their rebuild it appears that they have found an exciting piece for the future in starting pitcher Spencer Turnbull.

Former Boston Red Sox first baseman Bill Buckner passed away on Monday due to the ravages of Lewy Body Dementia. He was 69 years old.

The New York Yankees defeated the San Diego Padres by a score of 5-2 thanks to three home runs and a great effort by the bullpen. Here are some takeaways.

Who was the best hitter during Week-8 of the baseball season? Find out in this latest edition of MLB Players Power Rankings.

It can be tough being a fan of the Los Angeles Angels. Despite having two of the best baseball players in the game, the team still has struggles.

Looking back on the ten best scoops, snags, and hoses across MLB from this past week in a segment called Weekly WebGems. (05/20 - 05/26).

The Philadelphia Phillies seemed poised to firmly assert themselves as a very serious NL contender in Milwaukee. Then Brandon Woodruff took the mound.

In week-8 of "MLB Rankings: Greatest Hits," we rank the top 10 base hits in MLB from 5/19 - 5/25 based on their impact on Weighted Win Probability Added.

Two months into the regular season, the boys start to separate from the men. Here are some MLB Trade Rumors that should start to pique your interest.

Hey, MLB Fans! If you haven't tuned into watch NCAA fastpitch college softball, then you have seriously been missing out on some outstanding ball play.

One of the biggest surprises of the season so far has been the New York Yankees right-handed starting pitcher Domingo German, who has been tearing it up.