Author: Gabe Lacques, USA TODAY

Philadelphia Phillies infielder Scott Kingery was diagnosed with COVID-19 in June and opened up about his battle with the virus.

Mookie Betts isn’t opting out, but he also isn’t confident that the 2020 MLB season will commence as coronavirus testing gets off to shaky start.

David Price becomes the sixth player to opt out. The lefty cited concern for his health and that of his family’s in opting out of the 2020 season.

Atlanta Braves reveal Saturday that All-Star first baseman Freddie Freeman, three teammates are out indefinitely after testing positive for COVID-19.

Sure, watching MLB on Fourth of July would have been nice, but a little quiet isn’t bad, especially when we, as a collective, have more work to do.

Tyson Brummett, a former pitcher for the Phillies, died along with three others Friday morning when the plane he was piloting crashed in Utah.

MLB is trying to contest a season across 28 cities amid a volatile virus. It may come down to how vigilant players are away from ballparks.

MLB’s extensive health and safety protocols could limit mascots’ fun at the park, but a socially-distanced furry friend is better than none at all.

As the Texas governor tells people to stay home, the Astros and Rangers are talking about allowing fans to attend games when the season opens.

After the coronavirus postponed the 2020 season, Major League Baseball is finally returning. Players will report to camp by July 1.