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Travis Snider says he has retired after eight major league seasons.

Soto? Acuña? Betts? Judge? Harper? Buster Olney rates MLB's best across the outfield for 2022.

With the Mets deciding to retire the No. 17 of Keith Hernandez later this year, it might be possible that the five-time All-Star could still find his way to the Baseball Hall of Fame via an era committee vote.

Elian Soto, a 16-year-old outfielder and third baseman from the Dominican Republic who isn't eligible to formally sign until next year's international free agent class, has verbally agreed to join the Nationals, for whom his brother Juan Soto plays.

Rachel Balkovec was introduced Wednesday as manager of the New York Yankees' low-A affiliate in the Florida State League.

The Twins will retire No. 36, the uniform number of former pitcher Jim Kaat, who was recently elected to the Hall of Fame.

The Orioles are moving the wall in left field back as much as 30 feet in an effort to make Oriole Park at Camden Yards a bit easier on pitchers.

Buster discusses the career of Jon Lester, plus the labor situation and if any progress is being made.

Shohei Ohtani says he's comfortable being the new face of the game after a historic season.

Looking forward to seeing which players make it to the Baseball Hall of Fame? We have you covered on this year's election.

One of the greatest postseason starters in MLB history is calling it a career. Here's how Lester dominated for more than a decade.

Nostalgia is a booming business these days -- and this New York City institution is right in the middle of it.

Left-handed pitcher Jon Lester has retired from baseball with 200 wins and World Series rings with the Red Sox and Cubs.

Rays bullpen catcher Jean Ramirez died Monday at the age of 28.

Former first baseman Keith Hernandez in July will join Tom Seaver (41), Mike Piazza (31) and Jerry Koosman (36) as the only Mets players to have had their uniform numbers retired when his No. 17 will be added to the list.

Minor league hitting coach Rachel Balkovec, officially promoted on Tuesday, will manage the low-A team for the Yankees this season, making her the first female skipper in affiliated professional baseball.

Nearly a month and a half since the lockout began, it's time for another update on where baseball's immediate and long-term future stands.

MLB and the players' union plan to hold a bargaining session Thursday, during which the league is expected to make a core economics proposal to the union, sources told ESPN's Jeff Passan.

Buster Olney circles the bases to rate the best in baseball for 2022.

If Jacob deGrom is healthy, there's no one better. Who else cracks the list? Buster Olney ranks this year's aces and firemen.