The Philadelphia Phillies need outfield help, and while it might be surprising to see them trade with a contender, there's reason to believe they could be

With massive scoreboards, new ownership, the absence of red bills and designated hitters in the National League, a lot has changed since Rich Hill last pitched

The DraftKings promo code for $150 in bonus bets for new users may be used on MLB games and WNBA matchups this week.

The Boston Red Sox meet the Philadelphia Phillies Tuesday as their 3-game interleague series at Citizens Bank Park continues.

There have already been four managerial changes in the 2025 Major League Baseball season—five if you want to count Ray Montgomery replacing Ron Washington, who is on medical leave and won't be returning to the Angels—but there are still quite a few spots where the hot seat could be smoldering if things start/continue to go poorly in the coming weeks and months.

An American Legion Baseball playoff game between two Massachusetts teams was halted on Monday night after a massive brawl broke out.

Rich Hill will return to MLB. The ageless pitcher is expected to be called up by the Kansas City Royals and could pitch as soon as Tuesday against the Chicago Cubs, FanSided’s Robert Murray reported. Hill signed a minor league contract with the Royals in May. In nine games for Triple-A Omaha, the 45-year-old amassed a 5.36 ERA with 48 strikeouts.

Former Boston College baseball pitcher Emmet Sheehan started on the mound for the Los Angeles Dodgers on Saturday night. In his most recent outing, Sheehan went three innings and allowed seven hits, five runs (all earned), walked one batter, and struck out three.