The Houston Astros think ex-Blue Jays pitcher Bolsinger's Astrogate suit can only be heard propely in (wait for it) Texas--if it must be heard at all.
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"Lima Time" was 25 hours a day eight days a week. Former Houston Astros pitcher Jose Lima's death at 37 almost a decade ago still wrenches.
Several MLB managers say losing the game, for the time being, will remind players and fans alike of their passion for it when it returns.
Uber agent Scott Boras thinks it would, saying a shortened MLB Draft would cost bonuses and send amateurs back to school. Here's why that wouldn't be bad.
A former Astro shills a cup threatening Mike Fiers. A team attorney gets a random judge pulled for "prejudice" in an Astrogate lawsuit. Terrible looks.
The Toy Cannon died at 78 Thursday. Jimmy Wynn wrestled with managers and himself until he settled into retirement, working for the Houston Astros.
Bill Bartholomay, the man who moved the Braves to Atlanta opened the southeast to the Show dies in New York. Here's a look into the man's life.
The righthander undergoes the procedure Thursday. But losing Noah Syndergaard for a pandemic-shortened season won't hurt the New York Mets too drastically.
In the Los Angeles Angels first home game after Tyler Skaggs unexpected death, a combined no-hitter and blowing the Mariners out. It's still surreal.
Los Angeles Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully's message on coping with coronavirus offers comfort. He won't watch old games until whenever Opening Day comes.
Much remembered: MLB classic 45-run game. Sometimes forgotten: the Phillies blowing a twelve-run lead. Never forgotten: The ill winds out of Wrigley Field.
A lawsuit hearing revealed the Red Sox know what Rob Manfred will rule, and that a baseball attorney says you're not entitled to cheating-free MLB action.
A quarter-century ago former MLB umpire Ron Luciano was a suicide. Re-reading his books now stirs laughs---but also sorrow for what killed him.
Sale tried to resist Tommy John surgery since last August---until he couldn't any longer. When the season comes, the Boston Red Sox have bigger headaches.
New York Mets slugger Pete Alonso and manager Luis Rojas called cancer-stricken super fan Kathleen Selig after her granddaughter's appeal.
Lifelong fan Kathleen Selig has cancer. Her granddaughter Ally Henglein asks the New York Mets for love. Two have shown it. Hopefully, more to come.
Former MLB pitcher Dan Haren admits to depression after his retirement. Not every baseball retiree suffering depression endures as he does.
With baseball on COVID-19 hiatus, it's a good time to re-think the MLB goat business. Because you can't overthrow the law that says someone has to lose.
The life of the Washington Senators ended in a likely forfeited win when heartsick fans stormed the field. Hear it on the full surviving radio broadcast.
On Saturday, the Washington Nationals released Hunter Strickland after new self-awareness couldn't help a rough postseason and spring.