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Tommy John’s death at 83 marks the end of a career that was transformed by a revolutionary surgical procedure, leaving a legacy that still defines how baseball treats elbow injuries today.
The recent Legends of Dodger Baseball ceremony at Dodger Stadium honored Reggie Smith, the 10th inductee, whose six‑year stint with the club produced a 32‑home‑run season, an All‑Star career and a pivotal role in three pennant‑winning teams, including the 1981 World Series champions.
From a modest draft pick to a World Series champion and later a celebrated TV analyst, Orel Hershiser’s path blends athletic grit with a passion for storytelling.
In a candid interview, Dave Roberts reflects on ten years of postseason success, his tactical frustrations and his plan to keep leading the Dodgers toward a historic three‑peat.
From July 13 to 19, 2028, Dodger Stadium will stage the Olympic baseball tournament, blending a storied past with the excitement of a global event.
Jeff Kent’s recent Hall of Fame induction celebrates a career that spanned the Mets, Blue Jays, and Dodgers, underscored by insights from locker‑mate Eddie Murray and the late Tommy Lasorda.
Jeff Kent’s recent Hall of Fame ceremony celebrated not only his statistics but also the lessons learned from mentors like Eddie Murray and Tommy Lasorda, shaping a career that spanned New York, California and beyond.
Jeff Kent, Carlos Beltrán, and Andruw Jones were enshrined in Cooperstown, each emphasizing distinct aspects of the game that have shaped baseball’s enduring values.
At a ceremony in Cooperstown, New York, Jeff Kent, Andruw Jones and Carlos Beltrán were inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame, each reflecting on family, mentorship and the broader influence of their careers.
Jeff Kent discusses the bet that steered him toward baseball, his seven‑year run with the San Francisco Giants, and the upcoming retirement of his No. 21 jersey.
Jeff Kent’s recent Hall of Fame induction reflects on a path that began with a father’s wager, led to a scholarship and a pickup truck, and culminated in a distinguished tenure with the San Francisco Giants and lasting tributes.
From the first amateur clubs in 1831 to the upcoming 2026 All-Star Game, Philadelphia’s baseball story weaves together historic firsts, legendary players and vibrant public art.
Wesley Branch Rickey and Lorenzo Bundy will be inducted into the Albuquerque Professional Baseball Hall of Fame on June 27, honoring their lasting contributions to the city’s baseball heritage.
The latest election saw five retired stars surpass the 75% threshold, while longtime figures like Tommy Lasorda and Orel Hershiser fell short, prompting their removal from the ballot for at least two years.
Glenn Burke, the first openly gay player in a major American sport, navigated homophobia in MLB before discovering acceptance in San Francisco's Castro District, where his life ended in 1995.
Two former New York Mets teammates, Bobby Valentine and Lee Mazzilli, revisit their intertwined careers and the moments that defined their time with the franchise ahead of their Hall of Fame ceremony.
Phil Garner, a fixture in Major League Baseball for more than four decades, passed away on April 11, 2026, after a two‑year battle with pancreatic cancer. Known for his iron‑clad work ethic and distinctive mustache, he contributed as a player, coach, manager and front‑office executive.