July 8Omar Vizquel shows off quick hands during MLB All-Star Futures GameIf 11-time Gold Glove Award winner Omar Vizquel isn’t in the Baseball Hall of Fame, he showed Sunday that his hands at the very least should get a crack at it.
June 16Yankees add AL home run leader Edwin Encarnación after trade with MarinersThe New York Yankees acquired AL home run leader Edwin Encarnación in a trade with the Seattle Mariners on Saturday night, adding another feared slugger to what could be baseball's most powerful lineup when Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton return from injuries.
June 8Seattle Mariners' Mitch Haniger suffers ruptured testicle after foul ball to groinSeattle Mariners outfielder Mitch Haniger underwent surgery Friday after a foul ball to the groin resulted in a ruptured testicle.
May 10‘Trump 2020’ banner unfurled at Boston’s Fenway Park – then quickly ripped downMembers of baseball’s world champions, the Boston Red Sox, were less than unanimous on accepting President Trump’s invitation to the White House this week. On Friday night, mixed reactions to the president were on display at Fenway Park as well.
May 10Seattle Mariners' Dee Gordon expresses frustration over getting hit by pitch: 'I've got a family'Seattle Mariners second baseman Dee Gordon ripped New York Yankees pitcher JA Happ after leaving the game early before Thursday night’s loss.
March 29John Wetteland, former World Series MVP, indicted on child sex chargesFormer World Series MVP John Wetteland was indicted Thursday on “three charges of aggravated sexual assault of a child.”
March 21Ichiro Suzuki gets standing ovation as he walks off baseball field for the final timeIchiro Suzuki on Thursday walked off the Tokyo Dome field to a standing ovation as he left what is thought to be the final game of his major league career.
January 24Baseball Hall of Fame might see four players elected to 2019 classThe Baseball Hall of Fame Class of 2019 will be announced Tuesday at 6 p.m. ET.
January 23Mariano Rivera, Edgar Martinez videos show emotional moment ex-players get call to the hallMariano Rivera and Edgar Martinez were among those who were elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame on Tuesday and videos captured the moment each former player got the call to Cooperstown.
January 22Mariano Rivera elected unanimously to Baseball Hall of Fame, joining Halladay, Martinez, MussinaLongtime New York Yankees closer Mariano Rivera became the first player ever to be voted unanimously into the Baseball Hall of Fame, joining former Yankees and Baltimore Orioles ace Mike Mussina, the late Toronto Blue Jays and Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Roy Halladay and former Seattle Mariners designated hitter Edgar Martinez.
