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Hal Steinbrenner, the Yankees managing general partner, said Wednesday that the club will explore the trade market for starting pitching, especially considering the recent loss of left-hander Jordan Montgomery.

Let your voice be heard and then tune in to the 2018 ESPY Awards on July 18 on ABC!

The season-long issue of delivering key hits with runners on base caught up with the Cubs in Milwaukee, where they were shut out twice.

The Mets fell to 2-8 in Jacob deGrom's past 10 games on Wednesday despite the right-hander posting an 0.87 ERA over that span.

Cubs manager Joe Maddon got creative Wednesday, interchanging right-hander Steve Cishek and left-hander Orlando Arcia between left field and the mound in the bottom of the eighth inning against the Brewers.

Tigers slugger Miguel Cabrera should be able to return to baseball activities in six months after his ruptured biceps tendon is surgically repaired on Thursday, according to team head athletic trainer Doug Teter.

New York Mets pitcher Noah Syndergaard has been told he needs more rest for his injured right index finger.

The Cincinnati Reds and the state of Ohio have taken their bobblehead tax dispute to the Supreme Court.

The difference between a historically good pen (Indians, 2017) and a historically bad one (Indians, 2018) is the stuff of front-office nightmares.

Fathers of five All-Stars, including Mike Trout, Kris Bryant and Max Scherzer, reveal the moments they realized their sons had what it takes to make it as pro ballplayers.

With three familiar surnames swinging for the fences on their New Hampshire Fisher Cats farm team, every day is Father's Day for the Blue Jays.

There's plenty to love about baseball in 2018, with or without the Angels' injured super-rookie. Plus, naming the most over- and underrated players ever.

In an era so filled with whiffs that it's pushing Nolan Ryan himself down all-time lists, pitching to contact still exists.

The same three teams are at the top, but which leads the way and how high did the resurgent Dodgers and Diamondbacks climb?

The same three teams are at the top, but which leads the way and how high did the resurgent Dodgers and Diamondbacks climb?

From a batting crown contender you might not know to a Mike Trout homer total you might not believe, we examine whether baseball's stat leaders can keep it up.

Who leads the way for MVP and Cy Young? Which rookie has the brightest future? Our experts re-evaluate their award picks at the almost-halfway point.

Yankees manager Aaron Boone doesn't believe in sitting players to get them going, but he's taking a different approach with his "aching" catcher.

He has broken a few bats when nobody's watching and is trying to keep an even keel, but the Cubs third baseman hasn't struggled like this since he was a rookie.

A season-ending injury for Miguel Cabrera might end the aging slugger's days as one of baseball's most fearsome right-handed hitters.