Author: Steve Gardner, USA TODAY

Los Angeles police say former lightweight champ Tony Ferguson was arrested early Sunday after crashing his pickup into two parked cars.

As a 21-year-old in 1971, Vida Blue won both the AL Cy Young and MVP awards. He went on to be a mainstay of three World Series-winning teams in Oakland.

A St. Louis native, Mike Shannon spent nine seasons with the Cardinals as a player from 1962-70 before joining the team’s radio booth for 50 years.

Rainout fortunately gives infielder Drew Maggi, 33, one more day to collect first hit in the majors before returning to Class AA.

MLB.com restores original broadcast version of Ryan Noda’s home run after fans notice edited clip on league’s website didn’t show protest signs.

Fans in the Wrigley Field bleachers chanted “He’s on steroids!” at Padres RF Fernando Tatis Jr., who showed off some nifty dance moves in response.

After offseason contract talks bogged down, the Pirates finally come to terms with Bryan Reynolds on eight-year deal, according to multiple reports.

New rule in Deptford Township requires anyone who becomes abusive to serve as an umpire for three games before being allowed back in the stands.

“I didn’t like it, and it has nothing to do with Kyrie,” former Mavericks guard Vince Carter said when asked about the Dallas’ blockbuster trade.

Rob Manfred rejected Oakland mayor’s claims the A’s had “no intention of staying” and used the city to get a better stadium deal elsewhere.