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ESPN study: Fan desire for sports has increased
Despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, fans have expressed an overwhelming desire for the return of live sports in the latest round of an ESPN study.
Royals place right-hander Junis on injured list
Royals right-hander Jakob Junis went on the injured list Monday after he missed part of camp following a positive coronavirus test.
Braves remove 'Chop On' sign; no call on chant
The Atlanta Braves have removed a "Chop On" sign that sat near an entrance to Truist Park and are still considering their stance on the tomahawk chop chant.
2020 MLB season at a glance: Previews, picks, Opening Day schedule and more
The schedule is set, the players are in camp and we're ready for some baseball. Here's what you need to know about the 2020 season.
MLB bets we'd make and long shots we'd take for the 2020 season
From long shot award winners and home run titlists to teams we think can pre-print their playoff tickets, here's where we'd put down our money.
MLB experts predict: The breakout star of 2020 will be ...?
Who is going to rule the 60-game MLB season? Our crew of insiders weighs in.
KBO on ESPN schedule, how to watch, Power Rankings for the Korea baseball league and more
The Korea Baseball Organization's regular season is underway, and that means it's time for some live baseball -- and lots and lots of bat flips. Here's how you can check out the action and game highlights, and what you need to know to become a KBO expert.
On this date: Hank Aaron hits his 755th and final home run, 44 years ago
On July 20, 1976, "Hammerin' Hank" Aaron hit the 755th and final home run of his storied career, although no one suspected it at the time.
MLB bets we'd make for the 2020 season
From long shot award winners and home run titlists to teams we think can pre-print their playoff tickets, here's where we'd put down our money.
What we lose when we can't boo the Astros on Opening Day
With the stands empty this year, MLB fans will miss an important -- and historically significant -- moment to let those cheaters hear it!
Hendriks, Athletics prepare for sprint to the World Series
With so much uncertainty surrounding Major League Baseball in 2020, Athletics pitcher Liam Hendriks only has eyes for the prize, writes Kane Pitman.
Storylines and stars we’re pumped to see as MLB’s season nears
Buckle up, 2020 is going to be a whole lot of fun. Here are all the reasons why baseball's shortened slate will be like no other.
Pirates 3B prospect Hayes out with coronavirus
The coronavirus has forced Pirates third base prospect Ke'Bryan Hayes out indefinitely, blunting the momentum the top infield prospect within the organization built during spring training.
Angels' Ohtani impressive in final tune-up start
Angels two-way star Shohei Ohtani faced 22 batters and struck out six of them over the equivalent of five innings in an intrasquad game Sunday.
Embrace the sprint: The most exciting themes, teams and players for MLB's 60-game season
Buckle up, 2020 is going to be a whole lot of fun. Here are all the reasons why baseball's shortened slate will be like no other.
Angels' Teheran delayed by positive virus test
Angels pitcher Julio Teheran said he was delayed getting to camp because he tested positive for coronavirus.
Giolito gets Opening Day nod via bobblehead
Chicago White Sox manager Rick Renteria let a bobblehead do the talking when naming his Opening Day starter.
Sources: MLB discussing how to represent justice
Major League Baseball and players have been in conversation about how to incorporate social justice elements into the sport, according to league and player sources, with the most recent conversation scheduled for Sunday.
Jays looking for major league park, pitcher says
Blue Jays pitcher Anthony Bass said the team's front office is working to find a major league ballpark for the team to use this season.
Jays pitcher Anderson to start season on IL
Blue Jays right-hander Chase Anderson will start the season on the injured list with an oblique injury.