The world's lightest hollow carbon fiber bat designed for enhanced performance, specifically for securing home runs. The ...

Scott Miller, an alum of Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central and Hillsdale College, spent more than three decades covering MLB ...

What happens when a group of baseball-loving dreamers sets their sights on one of the most competitive leagues in the world? In "Can We Play Professional Baseball in Japan?", we take on our ...

Shigeo Nagashima, Japan’s most celebrated baseball player and a linchpin of the storied Tokyo Yomiuri Giants dynasty of the 1960s and 1970s, died on Tuesday in Tokyo. He was 89.

Former MLB Cy Young Award winner swears that he's still one of the best starting pitchers on the planet. But it's become abundantly clear with each time ...

Sports and movie fans in particular will of course remember the 1992 movie, In a League of Her Own, of course, about the All-American Girls Pro Baseball League, which we just mentioned.

Inspired by this, Shoriki established Japan’s first professional baseball team, the Great Tokyo Baseball Club. This team toured the U.S. in 1935, playing against colleges and minor league squads. When ...

Baseball is Japan’s pastime in a way it isn’t for America anymore. The key will be for the MLB to take advantage of this fact. We already know from reporting that the MLB is trying to do that.

Technically, Eephus is a hangout movie, but not like Richard Linklater’s Everybody Wants Some!!, the last great baseball film, which spent more time watching its players womanize and ...

Since then, the 150-year history of Japan-U.S. baseball diplomacy has included big names like Hideo Nomo, Hideki Matsui, and Ichiro Suzuki. Ohtani has surpassed them all.

The grand jury indictments came on Oct. 29, 1920, and the trial played out in the summer of 1921. Meanwhile, without Shoeless Joe or the others “prancing around” Comiskey Park in ’21, the ...

Baseball is Japan’s pastime in a way it isn’t for America anymore. The key will be for the MLB to take advantage of this fact. We already know from reporting that the MLB is trying to do that.