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Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey said Tuesday his state is willing to host all 30 major league teams "at the time that it would be appropriate for public health."

Players and other employees of Major League Baseball teams are participating in a study that will test up to 10,000 people for coronavirus antibodies, though doctors said the data gathered isn't expected to hasten the game's return.

Fanatics founder and 76ers co-owner Michael Rubin has helped to spearhead the All In Challenge, a virtual fundraising effort that hopes to raise millions to provide food for children, the elderly and front-line workers during the coronavirus crisis.

Former Kansas City Royals and Chicago Cubs manager Jim Frey died Sunday at age 88.

Hank Steinbrenner, general partner and co-chairperson of the New York Yankees, died Tuesday at his home in Clearwater, Florida, the team announced. He was 63.

Steve Pearce, the 2018 World Series MVP for the Red Sox, announced his retirement on Monday.

Hard to believe now, but there were once those who doubted Ichiro Suzuki. One play changed that. What other outfield tosses made our list?

One time, Nolan Ryan struck out the first batter of the game on three pitches. Ralph Garr walked back to the dugout and told his teammates, "This game is over."

Forced from the field by the coronavirus, Major League Baseball is moving its annual celebration of Jackie Robinson online.

It remains one of the most memorable sequences in baseball history. Watch Dodgers-A's in Game 1 of the 1988 World Series on ESPN.

Many clubs' Venezuelan minor leaguers couldn't get home after camps closed. Coaches and teams have stepped into the breach.

There was Quisenberry to Quirk. Then there was Q to Z and Z to Q, then Black and Decker and Abbott and Castillo. You can have a lot of fun when looking at batterymates.

Slugger Joey Gallo forcing former Cy Young winner Blake Snell to pull *himself* from their game? That's what happens when real players play virtual baseball.

The Red Sox legend was part of a tribute that included a run around the bases at Fenway Park and free tickets once baseball season begins.

Looking at all 15 AL execs on the strength of their player swaps, where do they rank?

Boston's rally for the ages in the 2004 ALCS started with the No. 1 stolen base of all time.

There was Quisenberry to Quirk. Then there was Q to Z and Z to Q, then Black and Decker and Abbott and Castillo. You can have a lot of fun when looking at batterymates.

Popular New York sports photographer Anthony Causi, who covered the city's teams for 25 years for the New York Post, died from the coronavirus. He was 48.

Some clubs are well-positioned to adjust on the fly, while others, such as the White Sox, who spent big this offseason, may end up at a disadvantage.

Former Chicago Cubs second baseman Glenn Beckert died Sunday, the team announced. He was 79.