Jeff Idelson, the former Baseball Hall of Fame president, is promoting and celebrating the amateur game, focusing along historic Route 66.
Author: Bob Nightengale, USA TODAY
Major League Baseball relaxing COVID-19 protocols for fully vaccinated players, staff
Teams with 85% of players and staff can travel with their families, go to restaurants and no longer have to wear a mask on the bench.
Andrew Vaughn will not be stopped. Not even by the White Sox
The 22-year-old is playing his way onto the opening day roster, even if it costs Chicago down the road.
Universal designated hitter unlikely in 2021 MLB season, no negotiations planned
Managers aren’t happy, but NL pitchers will be hitting for likely the final time this season, with negotiations for a universal DH dormant.
Cody Bellinger debuts new batting stance in Dodgers spring training debut following shoulder surgery
Los Angeles Dodgers star Cody Bellinger returned for the first time since his offseason shoulder surgery, and brought along a new batting stance, too.
Opinion: In spring start, Yu Darvish flashes reasons Padres can dream on greatness this season
If the Padres are going to interrupt the Dodgers’ dynasty hopes, no one is more important than Yu Darvish, whom they acquired this winter.
‘I think we got the right man’: Tony La Russa’s second stint with Chicago White Sox begins
The Chicago White Sox’s exhibition game against the Milwaukee Brewers was Tony La Russa’s first as a manager since the 2011 World Series.
Padres outfielder Tommy Pham said he is lucky to be alive after stabbing in October
Padres outfielder Tommy Pham got stabbed in October. He said he is 80% recovered and is thankful to still be alive and playing baseball.
Padres outfielder Tommy Pham said he is lucky to be alive after stabbing in October
Padres outfielder Tommy Pham got stabbed in October. He said he is 80% recovered and is thankful to still be alive and playing baseball.
After false alert on trade, Cubs’ Kris Bryant heads into contract year: ‘I just show up and play’
Bryant, the 2016 NL MVP, is a free agent after the 2021 season and enters the year surrounded by uncertainty.