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MLB attendance is falling, but spectators are far from baseball's most significant revenue source. A look at the changing business model.

Back in February, the Texas Rangers signed Hunter Pence to a minor league deal with an invitation to spring camp. They got more than they were expecting.

The Miami Marlins may be one of the worst teams in the game today, but that is a part of the plan to build a bright future.

MLB veteran Albert Pujols adds another accomplishment to his mantle of milestones, cementing his HOF status and also marking the end of truly unique hitters

The rush to recognize early records and the like may give some fans the idea that all such computer-driven discoveries are good; Joey Gallo's might not be.

San Diego Padres minor league outfielder Jacob Scavuzzo took some time to chat with us about his career and life in the minors.

Now that Albert Pujols is the fifth player in MLB history to join the 2000 RBI Club, let us look at the other members of that elite fraternity.

We can all agree that MLB's attendance issue is a blessing and a curse. It's great that you can find a seat in any stadium, but in the end, it's bad for MLB

Footage of the New York Yankees broadcast of their game on Wednesday night appeared to show pine tar on Seattle Mariners pitcher Yusie Kikuchi's hat.

To start the 2019 season, the Boston Red Sox and Chris Sale struggled to find their groove. Things, however, are starting finally starting to look up.

Cleveland Indians IF Jose Ramirez has been mired in a slump that stretches back to August 2018. Could there be light at the end of the tunnel?

The New York Yankees are in second place in the AL East despite everyone doing their best Jacoby Ellsbury impression. Gio Urshela has been holding the line.

With Dallas Keuchel still waiting for a contract, will free agency claim another victim in the prevention of veteran players finding playing time?

On Wednesday afternoon, Texas Rangers slugger Joey Gallo hit his 100th career homer before he hit his 100th career single.

Thus far, pitchers have been avoiding Toronto Blue Jays phenom Vladimir Guerrero Jr. anything down the middle to hit. They have no reason to.

After having only ever played catcher in his career, Travis d'Arnaud hopes to reinvent himself with the Los Angeles Dodgers at first base and left field.