Mets owner Steve Cohen deletes X post that seemed to reveal team's trade deadline plans

Things are once again looking bleak for the New York Mets, and fans are wondering whether team owner Steve Cohen gave a sneak peak into their trade deadline plans.

MLB suspends Astros' Ronel Blanco 10 games with fine after sticky substance ejection

Houston Astros starter Ronel Blanco was suspended 10 games by MLB and issued an undisclosed fine after his ejection due to a sticky substance in his glove Tuesday night.

Angels' Ron Washington calls out player for not getting suicide bunt down in questionable coaching decision

Ron Washington sidestepped the blame after an unsuccessful suicide squeeze in the Angels' 7-6 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals on Tuesday.

Astros' Ronel Blanco had 'the stickiest stuff' felt on glove since crackdown, ump says

First-base umpire Erich Bacchus talked about what he felt on Houston Astros pitcher Ronel Blanco's glove before the player was ejected over a foreign substance.

Astros' Ronel Blanco ejected due to foreign substance on hand, faces 10-game suspension

Ronel Blanco, who has been a diamond in the rough for the Houston Astros this season, was ejected on Tuesday for the use of a foreign substance.

Marlins fans protest owner after trading 2-time batting champion amid putrid start to season

The Miami Marlins are 11-32 and have already seemingly thrown in the towel on the 2024 season – fans are, again, voicing their displeasure.

Dodgers broadcaster reveals smooth way Tyler Glasnow met girlfriend: 'The rest is history'

When Tyler Glasnow was on the Tampa Bay Rays, he used his stardom to woo a "cute" woman in the stands, who remains his girlfriend today.

Disgraced former NBA ref Tim Donaghy: Shohei Ohtani 'absolutely' knew about interpreter's gambling addiction

Ex-NBA referee Tim Donaghy, who infamously resigned over allegations of bets on games he officiated, says Shohei Ohtani had to know Ippei Mizuhara had a gambling problem.

American Culture Quiz: Take a swing at this test of baseball greats, the Big '80s and more

The American Culture Quiz from Fox News Digital tests readers' knowledge of unique national traits, trends, people and popular interests. Try this newest one featuring a baseball great and more.

MLB says Livvy Dunne has entered 'WAG era' after Paul Skenes' debut for Pirates

Major League Baseball not only hyped up Paul Skenes' big league debut for the Pittsburgh Pirates but also his girlfriend, Olivia Dunne, who was there to support him on Saturday.

Pirates' Paul Skenes details how Olivia Dunne has provided 'great' support leading up to MLB debut

Top MLB prospect Paul Skenes was under pressure in the days leading up to his big league debut at PNC Park, but the LSU product benefited from a support system.

Top MLB pitching prospect Paul Skenes dazzles in MLB debut

Paul Skenes made one of the most highly anticipated debuts in recent memory, and he showed why he was the first pick of last year's MLB Draft.

Olivia Dunne on boyfriend Paul Skenes' MLB debut: 'There is nothing that can top this'

Paul Skenes made his MLB debut Saturday, and Olivia Dunne couldn't contain her excitement when speaking to the Pirates' television network.

Trevor Bauer posts mic'd up video of immaculate inning in Mexican League

Trevor Bauer has been dominating the Mexican League, pitching to a 1.50 ERA in five starts. In one of them, he tossed an immaculate inning, which he was mic'd up for.

Little League World Series hero, Olympic gold medalist Sean Burroughs 'tragically passed away' at 43

Little League World Series hero and first-round MLB draft pick Sean Burroughs died this week, Little League International announced. He was 43.

Former Yankees star says he still gets residuals from 'Seinfeld' appearance: 'That's a glass of wine'

Former MLB outfielder Paul O'Neill was one of several New York Yankees stars to appear on "Seinfeld" during the 1990s, and the ex-player revealed he still gets residual checks because of it.

Kansas man facing nearly 20 years in jail for role in stealing of Jackie Robinson statue

45-year-old Kansas man Ricky Alderete is facing over 19 years in prison for his role in stealing a statue of Jackie Robinson that was eventually "dismantled."

Phillies' Trea Turner impersonator allegedly scams elderly fan out of hefty sum: 'I should've known better'

The 70-year-old victim appeared to be under the impression the two-time MLB All-Star was directly communicating with her on social media.

Shohei Ohtani's Former Interpreter Pleads Guilty to Bank and Tax Fraud

Ippei Mizuhara, the friend and former interpreter of Los Angeles Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani, has pleaded guilty to stealing millions from Ohtani to cover gambling debts, the U.S. Department of Justice reported.

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Olivia Dunne reveals how she and boyfriend Paul Skenes found out about Pirates call up

Olivia Dunne celebrated her boyfriend Paul Skenes' call up to the big leagues on social media on Wednesday. The Pirates made the call to their top prospect.

Yankees' Giancarlo Stanton demolishes home run at almost 120 mph for MLB's hardest hit of 2024

New York Yankees slugger Giancarlo Stanton's latest home run was a 2024 MLB season record, as he hit it 119.9 mph off his bat to add to his team's lead.

Pirates call up top prospect Paul Skenes after Triple-A domination

The Pittsburgh Pirates are calling up their top prospect, right-hander Paul Skenes, who has been dominating at the Triple-A level this year.

Shohei Ohtani's former interpreter Ippei Mizuhara agrees to plead guilty to federal bank, tax fraud charges

Ippei Mizuhara, the former interpreter of Shohei Ohtani, will plead guilty to charges after authorities alleged he embezzled nearly $17 million from Shohei Ohtani.

Ex-MLB player Monte Harrison, 28, to play football at Arkansas next season

Former Major League Baseball player Monte Harrison, who last played in a game in 2022, will play football at Arkansas next season as a walk on, according to multiple reports.

Mets' JD Martinez breaks Cardinals' Willson Contreras' arm in freak accident on catcher's interference

St. Louis Cardinals catcher Willson Contreras broke his arm on Tuesday night after J.D. Martinez swung and hit the catcher on Tuesday night.

Purdue star, NBA Draft prospect Zach Edey throws putrid first pitch at Cubs game

Zach Edey pitched in high school before becoming a back-to-back Naismith Award winner for Purdue, but Tuesday night proved why he is going to stick with basketball.

Yankees legends discuss MLB's umpire controversy as bad calls plague game: 'Not acceptable'

New York Yankees legends Tino Martinez and Nick Swisher both gave their opinions on how MLB umpiring has been this season, as bad calls seem to be coming more often.

Pirates' Paul Skenes still 'scheduled' for minor league start as Olivia Dunne leads hype about call up

Pittsburgh Pirates manager Derek Shelton attempted to downplay rumors that Paul Skenes would be called up to the majors after his start in Triple-A.

Rays' Ryan Pepiot struck with 7th hardest-hit ball in MLB this season, forced to leave game

Rays starting pitcher Ryan Pepiot had to leave his start against the Mets early after getting hit by a comebacker that measured out to the 7th hardest-hit ball this season.

MLB umpire ridiculed after brutal strike-three call ends game after 3-hour rain delay

C.B. Bucknor is back in the bad spotlight as the MLB umpire had a horrible strike-three call that ended a game between the Cardinals and White Sox following a three-hour rain delay.

Stephen A. Smith snaps back at former MLB pitcher who called him 'racist' for blasting Mike Trout after injury

Stephen A. Smith threw the punch back at former MLB closer Jonathan Papelbon after he called Smith a "racist" for his rant against Mike Trout.

On this day in history, May 5, 1904, Cy Young pitches first perfect game in World Series Era

Hall of Fame pitcher Cy Young hurled the first perfect game of the World Series era for the Boston Americans, later the Red Sox, on this day in history, May 5, 1904.

Padres manager lambastes pitchers for throwing near Fernando Tatis Jr.'s head: 'It's enough'

After Fernando Tatis Jr. of the San Diego Padres ducked away from another pitch near his head Friday night, his manager said enough is enough.

MLB prospect reacts to being surprisingly traded in middle of game

MLB prospect Nathan Martorella was standing on second base when he learned his fate that he had been traded to the Miami Marlins.

Yankees' Aaron Judge gets ejected for first time in career after 'bulls--t' call

Aaron Judge, who has the most balls called strikes against him since he joined the major leagues, was ejected for the first time in his career.

MLB announces uniform changes for 2025 season after facing major criticism

After facing major backlash over the design of its new uniforms, MLB announced the issues players have will be addressed, and new uniforms will be made for the 2025 season.

Marlins trade two-time reigning batting champ Luis Arraez amid dreadful start: reports

The Miami Marlins have reportedly traded two-time reigning batting champion Luis Arraez to the San Diego Padres in exchange for four prospects.

Julio Urias avoids jail time in domestic case after pleading no contest

Former Los Angeles Dodgers left-handed pitcher Julio Urias was sentenced to 36 months probation after pleading no contest to misdemeanor domestic battery.

Arizona beekeeper tackles bee swarm at Diamondbacks game, throws out first pitch: 'It's pretty cool'

Arizona beekeeper Matt Hilton got to throw out the first pitch at the Diamondbacks' game Tuesday after saving the day from a massive bee swarm that formed on the net over home plate.

Tigers' Jack Flaherty ties AL record with 7 straight strikeouts to begin game vs Cardinals, finishes with 14

Detroit Tigers right-handed pitcher Jack Flaherty fanned seven St. Louis Cardinals batters to begin his start on Tuesday afternoon. He finished with 14 strikeouts.

Rockies make dreadful history in epic collapse against Marlins

The Colorado Rockies set a record for trailing in each of their first 29 games of the season as they lost in 10 innings to the Miami Marlins on Tuesday.

Punches thrown in benches-clearing melee between Brewers, Rays

Jose Siri and Abner Uribe threw punches against one another on Tuesday night in a benches-clearing melee on Tuesday night in Milwaukee.

Astros' Jose Abreu getting sent to A-ball after tumultuous start to season

The Houston Astros are sending Jose Abreu, the 2020 AL MVP and 2014 Rookie of the Year, down to A-ball amid his .099 batting average early in the season.

Angels star Mike Trout needs surgery to repair torn meniscus, GM says

The Los Angeles Angels will once again be without Mike Trout for a substantial amount of time. He needs surgery to repair a torn meniscus in his knee.

A's hire investment firm to secure additional $500M for Vegas stadium: report

The Oakland Athletics have reportedly hired Galatioto Sports Partners, an investment firm that specializes in sports financing, to help raise $500 million for their Vegas stadium.

Shohei Ohtani booed by Blue Jays fans in first trip to Toronto since plane fiasco, answers with home run

Making his first appearance since the infamous fake plane trip to Toronto, Shohei Ohtani was booed loudly, but he delivered a loud response.

MLB's oldest living player celebrates 100th birthday

Art Schallock, a former professional baseball player is the league's oldest living man. Schallock was a pitcher for the New York Yankees.

Ohio Lawmakers Push Resolution to Put Pete Rose in Baseball Hall of Fame

Two Ohio lawmakers are jumping into the fray to get famed Cincinnati Reds player Pete Rose into the Baseball Hall of Fame.

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Dodgers star pitcher avoids serious injury after miraculously catching 105-mph frozen rope

Los Angeles Dodgers star pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto saved himself from a scary injury on Thursday afternoon after catching a hard comebacker right back at him.

Rangers' Max Scherzer pushes for umpire relegation system: 'Rank the umpires'

Max Scherzer is an eight-time MLB All-Star and is working his way back to the Rangers. After his first rehab start, he chimed in on the league's ongoing umpire woes.

'Just Representing My Country': MLB Umps Force Cubs Pitcher to Ditch Glove with American Flag Patch

MLB umpires made Chicago Cubs pitcher Luke Little ditch his glove Wednesday because it had a small American flag patch on one of its fingers.

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Ohio lawmakers co-sponsor resolution to put Pete Rose in Hall of Fame

Two Ohio lawmakers are taking matters into their own hands and trying to get Pete Rose, MLB's all-time hit king, into the Hall of Fame.

WAGs of the 2024 MLB season: Popular baseball couples and their love stories

How many popular MLB couples do you know? During the 2024 season, you could catch these wives cheering on their husbands from the stands.

Cubs pitcher forced to change glove due to white in American flag patch: 'Just representing my country'

Chicago Cubs relief pitcher Luke Little was forced to change his glove Wednesday night due to the white in his American Flag patch on his glove.

Former minor league umpire suing MLB; says he was fired for being bisexual, harassed by female colleague

A former minor league umpire is suing Major League Baseball, claiming a female colleague harassed him and claiming he was fired for being bisexual.

Olivia Dunne already has plans for boyfriend's potential MLB debut: 'I have my outfits picked out'

Paul Skenes has been absolutely dominating Triple-A, and his girlfriend, Olivia Dunne, seems to be expecting a call to the big leagues soon.

Brewers pitcher Jakob Junis hospitalized after being struck in the neck with a ball during batting practice

Milwaukee Brewers said pitcher Jakob Junis was sent to the hospital for further evaluation on Monday after he was struck in the neck with a line-drive during batting practice.

Patrick Mahomes gets invite to Royals spring training: 'He's welcome anytime'

Kansas City Chiefs star Patrick Mahomes, a former baseball player, voiced how he wants to attend Royals' spring training – well, he got the invite.

Umpire who ejected Yankees' Aaron Boone doubles down despite manager calling it 'embarrassing'

Home plate umpire Hunter Wendelstedt doubled down on his decision to eject New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone just five pitches into Monday's game.

Umpire erroneously ejects Yankees' Aaron Boone after fan yells from stands

New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone was ejected by home plate umpire Hunter Wendelstedt on Monday after a fan's words toward home plate were mistaken for Boone's.

DC-area sports team mascots turn Nationals' presidents race into all-out brawl in hilarious scene

The famous Washington Nationals presidents race was bombarded by other sports team mascots from pro and collegiate leagues, who all turned it into a brawl on Sunday.

Texas high school baseball game breaks state record after 23-inning marathon lasts 2 days

Midland and Odessa High Schools played more than three full games just to find a winner in a 23-inning marathon that needed to be played on two separate days.

Orioles' Colton Cowser admits he 'yeeted' baseball without knowing importance to Craig Kimbrel

Baltimore Orioles left fielder Colton Cowser admitted he "yeeted" the milestone baseball after Craig Kimbrel moved to tied for seventh on the all-time saves list.

Yankees fans boo struggling Aaron Judge after 4-strikeout game: ‘I’d probably do the same thing’

After his golden sombrero on Saturday, Aaron Judge, the captain of the New York Yankees, was booed by his own fans, but he brushed it off.

Former Astros prospect dead at 24 after traffic wreck in Dominican Republic

Former Houston Astros pitching prospect Ronny Garcia was killed in a traffic wreck in the Dominican Republic less than a week before his new team's season starts.

Dave McCarty, former Red Sox player and 2004 World Series champ, dead at 54

Former Boston Red Sox player Dave McCarty, a member of the 2004 World Series championship team, died Friday due to a "cardiac event," the team confirmed. He was 54.

FAA investigates Rockies after deleted video shows coach in cockpit during flight

The Federal Aviation Administration and United Airlines are investigating the Colorado Rockies after a coach posted a video on social media showing him in the cockpit during a flight.

Boxers pulled from throwing first pitch at Mets game after earlier altercation at Empire State Building

The New York Mets apparently pulled the plug on boxers Devin Haney and Ryan Garcia throwing out the first pitch earlier this week because of their altercation earlier in the day.

Fans accuse Yankees announcer of insinuating Blue Jays were cheating: 'Such a moron'

Michael Kay was "curious" as to why the Blue Jays looked like a "different team" at home, and fans say he was insinuating the team was cheating.

Joy Reid's Blog Roasted for Post About Diversity in MLB

MSNBC published an editorial claiming that MLB's black representation serves as a "warning about the war on DEI."

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Pirates' Aroldis Chapman suspended 2 games after heated argument with umpire leads to ejection

Pittsburgh Pirates veteran reliever Aroldis Chapman has been suspended two games by MLB after he had a heated argument with a home plate umpire who ejected him.

Rays' Pete Fairbanks gives blunt assessment of pitching performance after loss

Tampa Bay Rays closer Pete Fairbanks gave an unusual assessment of his pitching performance after he allowed two runs in a loss to the Los Angeles Angels.

Whitey Herzog, Hall of Fame Manager who Led St. Louis Cardinals to 3 Pennants, Dies at 92

NEW YORK (AP) — Whitey Herzog, the gruff and ingenious Hall of Fame manager who guided the St. Louis Cardinals to three pennants and a World Series title in the 1980s and perfected an intricate, nail-biting strategy known as "Whiteyball," has died. He was 92.

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