As the Los Angeles Dodgers were whitewashing the Mets 9-0 in the National League Championship series on Oct. 13, the Pittsburgh Pirates were making their first personnel addition to a team that has ...

Bob Skinner, a baseball lifer from La Jolla, California, spent 12 years in Major League Baseball as a player and many more as a coach. He was a mainstay in the ...

As the Los Angeles Dodgers were whitewashing the Mets 9-0 in the National League Championship series on Oct. 13, the ...

Baseball signed by the 1960 World Series Champion Pittsburgh Pirates. That season the Pirates won the National League with a record of 95-59. They defeated the New York Yankees in the World Series 4 ...

He played baseball for the New York Yankees with Mantle ... And I want to, you know, just want to get a card signed by you to honor my grandfather. He signs everything that comes in.

Barry died in Shrewsbury in 1961 from lung cancer, but not before establishing the Jack Barry Little League in Worcester in ...

Shohei Ohtani carried the injury-riddled Los Angeles Dodgers to baseball's best record during ... getting this far with the contract that I've signed." Ohtani spent his first six MLB seasons ...

NEW YORK (AP) — When the World Series started, it was hard to figure what Freddie Freeman would be able to provide for the Los Angeles Dodgers. He left no doubt about the MVP winner.

There are also multiple options from Hall of Famers, including an autographed baseball from Bob Feller, an autographed jersey from Nolan Ryan and even an autographed Funko from Johnny Bench.

NEW YORK -- There have been a handful of exciting walk-off hits to end World Series games, from Kirk Gibson’s Roy Hobbs moment in Game 1 against the Athletics in 1988 to Joe Carter’s Game 6 ...

Here’s a quick sampling of what’s available for bidding: There is also apparel up for grabs, such as a Memphis Redbirds cap autographed ... warm welcome to all the baseball fans tuning in ...

You almost expect things to go sideways.” “You know,” said his bullpen buddy, Phil Maton, “baseball is just gonna baseball.” Oh, is it ever. At least it’s one of those times in life ...