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A recent analysis links the widening pay gap in Major League Baseball to broader trends of economic disparity and shifting public attitudes toward opportunity in the United States.
With the trade deadline closing, several high‑profile players changed teams, affecting fantasy outlooks and clubhouse dynamics.
Seiya Suzuki’s two-run homer ignites a 10-5 Cubs victory over the Dodgers, with Ohtani contributing a hit and Suzuki’s defensive gem; the Astros’ new reliever Imai shines but Houston falls to Toronto.
The Los Angeles Dodgers secured Tarik Skubal at the trade deadline, pairing him with Yoshinobu Yamamoto to create one of baseball's most formidable pitching duos and reaffirming the club's reputation for shrewd talent management.
Boston’s offense surged in an 8-4 win over Los Angeles, highlighted by Masataka Yoshida’s fifth home run and Shohei Ohtani’s first game back after injury, while Seiya Suzuki’s effort fell short in a Cubs loss.
Several former University of Oregon baseball players are currently playing professionally across various teams and leagues, showcasing the program's growing impact on the sport.
Ryan Pruitt, Edwin Alicea and Ethan Sutton were drafted by the Astros, Tigers and Dodgers, while three new recruits also earned selections.
Miles Gosztola, a 2020 graduate of West Seattle High School, was selected in the eighth round of the MLB draft by the Los Angeles Dodgers. After transferring from Gonzaga to Oregon, his 3.61 ERA in over 60 innings has put him on the radar, but he now weighs a professional future against another year of college.
The 2026 MLB Draft delivered a milestone for the University of South Florida baseball program, with Ryan Pruitt, Edwin Alicea, and Ethan Sutton chosen by the Houston Astros, Detroit Tigers, and Los Angeles Dodgers respectively, and catcher Lance Trippel signing a free‑agent deal with Detroit.
The 2026 MLB Draft saw five University of Virginia players drafted, highlighted by A.J. Gracia’s ninth‑overall selection by the Atlanta Braves and a strong pipeline of future talent.
Phil Regan, a Hall of Fame‑caliber pitcher and longtime coach, passed away at 89. His career spanned playing stints with the Detroit Tigers and Los Angeles Dodgers, managing the Baltimore Orioles, and shaping Western Michigan’s baseball program.
Mark Walter, majority owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers, takes a hands‑off stance, relying on veteran executive Stan Kasten to run the club while he expands his reach across baseball, basketball, soccer and motorsport.
Andruw Jones, inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame, expressed deep pride in Curaçao's unprecedented qualification for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the smallest nation ever to achieve the feat, while also managing the Dutch team where his son made history.
Lance Hartley, a 6‑5, 228‑pound pitcher from Cameron, was selected in the 12th round of the MLB draft by the Kansas City Royals, a move that follows a hybrid Tommy John procedure and a standout college career.
Drafted in the 12th round by the Royals, Hartley will sign a professional contract and embark on a year‑long rehabilitation journey after surgery.
The inaugural season of the Women’s Pro Baseball League will showcase former college standouts, including transfers from Oregon to LSU and Florida to Georgia, as well as undrafted free agents signing with MLB clubs, while alumni of San Diego high schools prepare to compete.
After a 12‑year stretch with the Braves that yielded ten Gold Gloves, Andruw Jones was welcomed into the Hall of Fame. He thanked his family, teammates and the baseball writers, while reminiscing about his modest $500,000 contract with the White Sox and his love for Chicago.
After being selected in the fourth round of the 2026 MLB Draft, former Florida pitcher Russell Sandefer agreed to a $434,000 contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers, a figure that sits $141,300 under the recommended slot value.
From Bob Meusel's third career cycle to modern pitching feats, this article chronicles baseball's most memorable moments.
Four Texas Tech seniors and two high‑school prospects have signed professional contracts, with notable signing bonuses and a glimpse of the upcoming Round Rock Classic lineup.
Seven University of Pennsylvania baseball graduates are making notable strides in the 2026 professional season, each navigating distinct milestones across the minor and major leagues.
A seventh‑round draft pick out of Missouri and Tennessee, Halvorsen posted a 4.31 ERA in 75 relief appearances before the deal that sends him to a championship‑contending club.
Top prospects delivered standout performances at the 2026 Futures Game in Philadelphia, offering scouts a glimpse of the next generation of baseball stars.
Four Houston players were chosen on the second day of the MLB Draft, bringing the total to five and marking the most selections since 2019 while tying for the 21st spot nationally.