MLB, union agree to remove marijuana from list of “drugs of abuse”
Major League Baseball will start testing for opioids and cocaine, but only players who do not cooperate with their treatment plans will be subject to discipline.
All Stories
Astros probe widens to almost 60 witnesses, 76,000 emails
SAN DIEGO -- Major League Baseball has interviewed almost 60 people and obtained tens of thousands of electronic messages in its investigation into allegations the Houston Astros broke rules by...
Yanks land ace Gerrit Cole on record $324M, 9-year deal, AP source says
Gerrit Cole and the New York Yankees have agreed to a record $324 million, nine-year deal, a person familiar with the contract told The Associated Press on Tuesday night.
Stephen Strasburg, Nationals reach record $245M, 7-year deal
SAN DIEGO -- Stephen Strasburg returned to the Washington Nationals with a record contract on the first day of the winter meetings, a deal that puts fellow free agent pitcher...
Stephen Strasburg, Nationals reach record $245M, 7-year deal
Stephen Strasburg is returning to Washington with a record contract, and fellow free agent pitcher Gerrit Cole could be in line for an even larger payday.
Marvin Miller, Ted Simmons elected to Baseball Hall of Fame
Marvin Miller, the union leader who revolutionized baseball by empowering players to negotiate multimillion-dollar contracts and to play for teams of their own choosing, was elected to baseball's Hall of...
Clutch Howie Kendrick lands winning blow as Nationals take World Series
Howie Kendrick sure has a knack for the dramatic.
Strasburg, Nats top Astros 7-2, force World Series Game 7
Stephen Strasburg took a gem into the ninth inning and Juan Soto ran all the way to first base with his bat following a go-ahead home run, the same way...
Astros pound Nats 8-1, even World Series 2-2
Jos茅 Urquidy outpitched all those big-name aces who preceded him, the unheralded Houston rookie quieting Washington's bats and the Nationals Park crowd, too.
DJ LeMahieu, Aaron Hicks lift Yanks over Astros, close to 3-2 in ALCS
James Paxton was filled with nerves, and so were New York Yankees fans, worried the season was slipping away.