18 year-old Eri Yoshida was the first woman drafted by a Japanese professional baseball team, and now she may be the first female pitcher to go pro in America.
All the way into the outfield? This is incredible.
Milton Bradley is nuts. You know it, I know it. Let's find out why.
Baseball fights tend to feature a lot of yapping, a little rolling around and not much actual danger but the Cubans do things a little differently...
One day Chipper Jones says he looks like a linebacker. One day Bobby Cox compares him to Hank Aaron. Another day he is smashing cars with his homeruns. Just yesterday Jim Leyland compared him to Albert Pujols.
Alex Rodriguez may soon be talking to federal authorities, and he hopes it will happen close to spring training.
Milton Bradley said he was a prisoner in his own home while he was playing for the Chicago Cubs.
Nomar Garciaparra is going back to play with the Red Sox, but also announces his retirement from baseball.
Baseball commissioner Bud Selig named a 14-person "special committee for on-field matters" that is discussing a radical form of "floating" realignment in which teams would not be fixed to a division.
A major league baseball player’s bitter divorce has lifted the lid on the sport’s new drug problem – players abusing the drug Adderall.
On Monday a janitor who worked at Citizens Bank Ballpark pleaded guilty to stealing a World Series ring he found in a bathroom at the ballpark last summer, and now he's facing up to seven years behind bars.
Which Rookies Will Start in the Bigs? These rookies will likely make the opening day roster and make an immediate impact.
An Iowa State physicist has come up with a new formula that predicts which baseball teams will be winners.
Yoshida is in the United States to pitch in the independent Arizona Winter League and pitched four scoreless innings for Yuma on Feb. 12, the report said.
"Two years ago, I played, and I was good," Bradley told The Times. "I go to Chicago, not good. I've been good my whole career. So, obviously, it was something with Chicago, not me." ... Obviously. ... It's your turn Seattle.
The last three seasons have been loaded with historic moments in Major League Baseball. Especially from the plate. Check out these milestones that might be set by players in 2010.
As spring training gets underway, managers ramp up the spin machine, talking to the media in short bursts of clichéd (say-nothing) quotes about players. We examine each and offer the "real" story behind the clichéd quote.