Former Rockies’ Adam Ottavino feels Babe Ruth’s wrath in Yankees’ digital commercial
Adam Ottavino took the mound, wearing a flannel uniform and a glove half the size of his regular leather.
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$15,000 bonuses for MLB All-Star voting leaders
The most popular players in All-Star voting will be in the money 鈥� at least enough to cover part of the season's clubhouse tips.
Jacob deGrom agrees to $137.5 million, 5-year deal with Mets
NL Cy Young Award winner Jacob deGrom and the New York Mets have agreed to a $137.5 million, five-year contract, a deal that guarantees an additional $120.5 million over four...
Christian Pulisic wants opponents to fear U.S. soccer team, knows it will take time
Christian Pulisic has a vision of a transformed U.S. soccer team, a red-white-and-blue power that gives opponents sleepless nights similar the nightmares that plague players on the eve of facing...
MLB players, owners announce rule changes, plans to start labor talks 2 years early
Major League Baseball and its players' union reached an unprecedented agreement to discuss renegotiating their labor contract that has three seasons remaining, part of a deal that includes modest rule...
Enticing Bryce: Harper gets bonuses with his $330 million
It turns out $330 million may not be all the Philadelphia Phillies pay Bryce Harper. To entice him, the team agreed to bonus provisions in the 13-year contract.
Bryce Harper agrees to 13-year, $330 million contract with Philadelphia Phillies
A person familiar with negotiations has told The Associated Press that Bryce Harper and the Philadelphia Phillies have agreed to $330 million contract, pending a physical.
Adam Ottavino explains his swipe at Babe Ruth
On his first full day with the New York Yankees, Adam Ottavino tried to explain his Insultin' of Swat.
MLB seeks to increase DL, option time
Major League Baseball has proposed going back to a 15-day disabled list and increasing the time optioned players usually must spend in the minor leagues, a person familiar with the...
MLB payrolls dropped for 1st time since 2010
Spending on Major League Baseball payrolls dropped last season for the first time since 2010, an $18 million decrease attributable to drug and domestic violence suspensions and a player retiring...