The Giants got a head start on the offseason by signing third baseman Matt Chapman to a six-year, $151 million extension in September, but they still have some work to do to put the finishing touches ...

The Gordon Lee Lady Trojans are not the type of team that you would want to fall behind by a run or two early on in any game ...

The Arizona Fall League has never seen a base stealer like Caleb Durbin. The Yankees prospect added another notch to his ...

Though this is officially the second Battle of the Bats, the event actually started informally three years ago, organized by the players on the Freshman baseball and softball teams. It has quickly ...

Chances are you have a LBD, black fabric and some hot glue chillin’ in your closet somewhere — and if you do, you’ve got yourself one adorable bat costume. Just add some sleek black heels ...

The 2024 NLCS has been an exchange of blowouts so far, and the New York Mets were on the good side in Game 5, notching a 12-6 victory on Friday in New York. Facing Jack Flaherty, who shut them ...

MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WPDE) — The crack of the bat, fans cheering, and it’s all to raise money for charity. First responders from across Horry County took part in the 16th Annual Guns and Hoses Charity ...

They racked up five extra-base hits. They even celebrated walks with pumped fists (Alonso) and bat flips (Jesse Winker). Early on, it was clear how badly the Mets wanted it. Though they’ve been ...

NEW YORK — Not easy to knock out these Mets. Pete Alonso golfed an early three-run homer and the Mets hammered an ineffective Jack Flaherty, extending the National League Championship Series ...

ADELPHI, St James — Pleased with how roads in his St James East Central constituency have held up after being repaired with concrete, Member of Parliament (MP) Edmund Bartlett wants the material ...

This time, Cleveland trailed by a run, with Smith entering in hopes of preventing New York’s best bats from extending their lead. That’s not what happened. Soto drew a five-pitch walk to lead ...

That’s what Yankee manager Aaron Boone said after his team was ambushed by the Guardians, 7-5, Thursday night.