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An MIT professor says there are steps teams can take that will make arenas "as safe as public parks."

We break down everything you need to know about the results of baseball's other sign-stealing investigation.

The Red Sox are shedding the interim tag from manager Ron Roenicke's title, sources told ESPN's Buster Olney on Wednesday.

MLB on Wednesday handed down its punishment in the Red Sox sign-stealing case, suspending replay operator J.T. Watkins one year and docking the team a second-round draft pick. Former manager Alex Cora was also suspended for his role in the Astros scandal.

Rob Gronkowski unretired and rejoined the NFL -- and did so in legendary form: by getting traded to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to reunite with Tom Brady. What other athletes have had epic returns from retirement?

Which young hurlers should you be grabbing and stashing for help in major categories?

Terry Francona is a certain Hall of Famer. He's also one of the funniest people in baseball. After all, he once threw a suit in a trash can and suggested it was a good time to make s'mores at Disney.

In the era of super-slick video games, strategy board games are seeing a surge in popularity for fans seeking a different way to fill the void.

Alex Rodriguez and fiancée Jennifer Lopez have retained J.P. Morgan to represent them in raising capital for a possible bid for the New York Mets, according to multiple reports.

Baseball returned to South Korea on Tuesday with five exhibition games, though it was hardly business as usual amid the coronavirus pandemic. The stands were empty and umpires wore masks and gloves.

No player had more iconic highlights than The Kid, the exuberant superstar who put Mariners baseball on the map. We look at his most memorable ones.

Watch as the M's rally past New York, a wild dash for home completing a comeback that may have saved baseball in Seattle.

He wasn't quite the one-year wonder everyone thinks he is. But what made him truly memorable were some of the wild things he said and did.

Athletes, owners and managers from across leagues have pledged financial support to team and stadium staffers sidelined by the coronavirus pandemic. But that support doesn't extend to thousands of workers who are now joining the ranks of the unemployed.

More than half of MLB teams have pledged to pay baseball operations staffs through at least the end of May, sources told ESPN, as the murkiness of baseball's economic future drives decisions around the sport.

The Korea Baseball Organization announced Tuesday that regular-season play there will begin May 5, according to the Yonhap News Agency of South Korea.

The Korea Baseball Organization announced Tuesday that regular-season play there will begin May 5, according to the Yonhap News Agency of South Korea.

A pair of fans from New York are suing Major League Baseball, each individual club and ticket resellers over tickets purchased for MLB games that haven't been played due the coronavirus pandemic.

As the images of Michael Jordan's early career flashed on the screen Sunday night in ESPN's new docuseries, Miami manager Don Mattingly couldn't help but be reminded of Derek Jeter and his rise to stardom as a Yankee.

While teams will be allowed to lay off or cut the pay of managers, coaches, trainers and full-time scouts, several teams have said they will pay employees through May.