MLB can't throw out every fan that says something obnoxious. There's something else that players and umpires need: Coping skills.

Lots of alcohol. Last year, the Deseret News reported that some 14.6 million beers (about 1.2 million gallons) are sold at Major League Baseball stadiums every year.

He asks Schner for his autograph on a league-branded baseball, eagerly holding out a pen. Schner complies with a smile. It's an unusual scene. Players don’t typically sign autographs while waiting for ...

Banana Ball' finally made it to Michigan. But will the Savannah Bananas bring their brand of baseball to Detroit's Comerica ...

So, now it's time to dig into the numbers. Using a rolling three-year average, T-Mobile Park in Seattle -- home of the Mariners -- is the most pitcher-friendly venue in the majors. Its park factor ...

By looking at Statcast data, we can compare all MLB parks to see which ones are more likely to give up singles, doubles, triples and home runs – and uncover which are the most hitter-friendly.

According to Statcast's park factors, Seattle's T-Mobile Park tops the list for limiting offense overall. See the rankings for home runs as well.

Something’s up with the baseball. Again. Deep flies aren’t flying as far this year in Major League Baseball, and the league office is acknowledging as much. A review by The Athletic of MLB’s ...

So, now it's time to dig into the numbers. Using a rolling three-year average, T-Mobile Park in Seattle -- home of the Mariners -- is the most pitcher-friendly venue in the majors. Its park factor ...