They say never meet your heroes? Someone forgot to tell this to a San Francisco bartender.

There have been only four 40-homer, 40-steal seasons in AL/NL history, but the chances of the 40-40 club gaining a new member are better than they’ve been in years.

Liam Hendriks, his family and the baseball world got some heartening news when the White Sox pitcher announced that his cancer is in remission.

Lars Nootbaar grew up idolizing Ichiro Suzuki, and not only did he follow in his hero's footsteps by winning a World Baseball Classic title for Japan, but he got to meet the legend himself.

What can't Mookie Betts do? The All-Star outfielder made his first MLB appearance at shortstop and of course he turned a double play, complete with a nifty jump-throw.

Select a player you think will get a hit. If he does, your streak lives on. Beat the Streak of 56 games and win $5.6 million!

The season isn't quite three weeks old and already nine Top 100 Prospects have been called up to the big leagues. Who's next?

Proceeds from the auction provide help in a number of ways to children and young adults, including on-field baseball experiences, leadership training and scholarships.

One thing we probably haven’t talked about enough is just how much pitches move, especially, it seems, sliders.

If Aaron Judge's robbery of Shohei Ohtani in the Bronx looked familiar, it wasn't an illusion; it happened in similar fashion last year.

Ten-time Gold Glove Award winner Nolan Arenado reflects on his 10 years in the league and what he still has left to accomplish in order to secure his legacy.

Making his first Major League start against the Cubs, right-hander Mason Miller flashed a 70-grade fastball that lit up the radar gun in Oakland.