Author: Scott Boeck, USA TODAY

Nearly 10 years after Dallas Braden tossed his perfect game on Mother’s Day against the Rays, the former Athletics pitcher admitted he was hungover.

Craig Ehlo said he was “shocked” when he heard the comments from Ron Harper saying he wanted to cover Michael Jordan during ‘The Shot’ in 1989.

Hall of Fame broadcaster Vin Scully, 92, was hospitalized after falling in his home on Tuesday. He is “resting comfortably,” the Dodgers tweeted.

Only a select few players have played Major League Baseball and were drafted by an NFL team. The list is full of names you might recognize.

Two-time AL Cy Young winner Justin Verlander joins the growing list of athletes who are donating to those affected by the coronavirus pandemic.

It’s safe to say Paul Lo Duca isn’t fond of Alex Rodriguez. The former Mets catcher called him ‘one of the fakest people’ during an interview on WFAN.

St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Famer Jim Edmonds said in his Instagram Stories Saturday that he was hospitalized and tested for coronavirus.

Mets minor league outfielder TIm Tebow will play the Philippines in the World Baseball Classic in 2021 if the nation can qualify for the tournament.

An hour after MLB issued year-long suspensions to the Astros manager and GM, team owner Jim Crane announced that both were fired.

2018 American League MVP Mookie Betts and the Boston Red Sox avoid arbitration as they agree to a record one-year, $27 million deal.