Major League Baseball is not what it used to be. And neither is ESPN. In this uncertain world, you’d think both parties might need each other. Instead, after 35 years, the league and the nominal ...

What are Covers’ MLB Free picks and predictions? Covers’ has more than 25 years of experience making smart MLB picks from the season’s first pitch to the World Series. We find the best MLB ...

The MLB regular season is scheduled to start in Tokyo, Japan on March 18 on FOX, with MLB's traditional Opening Day scheduled for Thursday, March 27. This is the earliest Opening Day in MLB history.

MLB The Show 25 is set to release for early access on Friday. The popular baseball video game is celebrating its 20th anniversary with this year's release, and has some special content in store ...

The Los Angeles Dodgers are on top of the baseball world, and with the kind of offseason they've had, it doesn't look like they're planning on leaving the throne. When a team has as much ...

ESPN's coverage of Major League Baseball games will conclude at the end of the 2025 season, it was announced on Thursday. There was a March 1 deadline for MLB and ESPN to opt out of the final ...

The 2025 MLB season is just around the corner, and for the 30th season, FOX will be home to some of the biggest moments in baseball. The season will open on March 19 with the Tokyo Series ...

Major League Baseball’s offseason is never really over, but it’s about time to call it. From Juan Soto in December to Andrew Chafin come late February, all 30 teams took steps to improve ...

He called the pitch a ball. In every other game in Major League Baseball history, dating back to at least the 1880s, that call would have been indisputable and final — the end of the discussion.

Chief baseball officer Craig Breslow was aggressive in rebuilding their pitching staff, putting the Red Sox in position to battle New York for the AL East title or at the very least the Orioles ...

So lefties like the pitch, and generally hit it hard if he misses at all in the zone, as this heat map from Baseball Savant shows us. Those white blocks in on the hands of the lefty? That’s ...

Major League Baseball players like to believe that they could call a game better than the umpire standing behind home plate. Now they’re finally getting a chance to prove it.