Opening Day is finally here, which means we have actual baseball after 147 days of waiting (with the exception of a couple games in Japan). If only MLB could have gotten its streaming service ready in ...

The Toronto Blue Jays have evened the World Series after beating the Los Angeles Dodgers 6-2 in Game 4 on Tuesday night. With the victory, Toronto has ensured the series returns to Rogers Centre for ...

One League Championship Series slot remains to be filled, and the Brewers and Cubs will face off one more time Saturday to do the honors. The NL Central rivals will meet for the 18th time this season, ...

Your favorite baseball team has played at least one game of its 162-contest schedule for the 2024 season. While one doesn't seem like a lot, the opener clearly means more than any other game, and if ...

Opening Night, the T-Mobile Home Run Derby, and Field of Dreams will stream on Netflix for three years beginning in 2026.

Furious MLB fans think Game 3 of the World Series was “rigged” for the Los Angeles Dodgers following a horrific call by home plate umpire Mark Wegner in the top half of the second inning. In one of ...

Broadcasting details for the Yankees' Opening Day 2026 matchup with the Giants were revealed as part of a new MLB contract with Netflix and others.

After a day full of wild-card elimination games, the field is set for MLB's Division Series. While the Los Angeles Dodgers locked up their spot with a sweep of the Cincinnati Reds, the Detroit Tigers, ...

This week, in Birmingham, Ala., baseball fans will gather for a game like no other. The San Francisco Giants and St. Louis Cardinals will play at Rickwood Field, the oldest professional baseball park ...

We made it to the final day of the 2025 MLB regular season. It has been one wild, fun ride, especially if you're a fan of the Milwaukee Brewers or Seattle Mariners or Cleveland Guardians -- less so, ...

There's no in between anymore. Either the Blue Jays etch their names in history or they fall short, and against the Dodgers, ...

"It's the mathematical potential for a single game to last forever, in a suspended world where no clock rules the day, that aligns baseball as much with the dead as the living." Bill Vaughn is right.