MLB Umpire Injury

MLB umpire Nick Mahrley injured after being hit by a broken bat during a New York Yankees-Colorado Rockies game.

Aaron Judge's Home Run Record Chase

Aaron Judge hits his 50th and 51st home runs for the New York Yankees, chasing his American League record. He is on pace for 63 homers this season.

Aaron Judge's Home Run Record Chase

Aaron Judge hits his 50th home run for the New York Yankees this season, continuing to chase his American League record. He is on pace to rewrite the record books with 31 games left in the regular season.

MLB History: Danny Jansen Playing for Both Teams in the Same Game

Danny Jansen will make history by being the first person to play for both teams in the same Major League Baseball game after a rain delay caused a trade between the Toronto Blue Jays and the Boston Red Sox.

Fan Altercation at MLB Game

Two fans got into a physical altercation at an MLB game, resulting in one person getting bloodied in the face. Similar incidents have occurred at other baseball games recently.

Trevor Bauer's Sexual Assault Allegations and MLB Suspension

Former MLB star Trevor Bauer shares his story after being accused of sexual assault and suspended by MLB. Despite being reinstated, he faces challenges in signing with a new team.

Boston Red Sox outfielder Jarren Duran apologizes for using anti-gay slur during game

Boston Red Sox outfielder Jarren Duran apologized for using an anti-gay slur during a game, received a two-game suspension, and donated his game checks to a nonprofit supporting the LGBTQ+ community. Despite the incident, Duran's jersey sales have been skyrocketing.

Mike Cubbage's Baseball Career and Legacy

Former MLB player, manager, coach, and scout Mike Cubbage passed away at 74 after battling cancer. Cubbage had an extensive career in baseball, playing for multiple teams and later transitioning into coaching and scouting roles.

MLB Game at Bristol Motor Speedway

MLB will reportedly play a game at Bristol Motor Speedway, potentially breaking attendance records. The game is part of MLB's special games series held in unique locations.

Theft of Jackie Robinson Statue

A man stole a Jackie Robinson statue from a park and was sentenced to 15 years in jail. The statue was dismantled and burned, but donations to replace it rolled in, including $100,000 from Major League Baseball.

Jazz Chisholm Jr.'s debut with the New York Yankees

Jazz Chisholm Jr. makes an impressive debut with the New York Yankees, earning praise from teammates and fans for his performance and energy.

St. Louis Cardinals Home Run Celebration Controversy

The St. Louis Cardinals caught attention for a home run celebration that was speculated to be a tribute to former President Trump, but was denied as a political statement by the team. Keith Olbermann called for MLB to ban the players involved.

MLB All-Star Game Uniform Controversy

MLB Commissioner hints at possibility of reverting to individual team uniforms for All-Star Game after criticism of league-designed uniforms in recent years.

MLB All-Star Game 2024

The American League defeated the National League in the MLB All-Star Game, with Jarren Duran hitting a clutch two-run home run to secure the win. Shohei Ohtani and other first-time All-Stars also made an impact in the game.

Ingrid Andress' Rehab Announcement After National Anthem Performance

Country music artist Ingrid Andress checks herself into rehab after admitting to being drunk during national anthem performance at MLB Home Run Derby. Some criticized her performance, including New York Mets radio announcer Howie Rose, who made a controversial joke about her situation.

Recent News Highlights

Former President Donald Trump challenges President Joe Biden to a golf match and vows to donate $1 million to charity if he loses. President Biden dismisses the challenge as 'weird antics.' Vikings rookie Khyree Jackson and two high school teammates were killed in a car accident. Clippers star Kawhi Leonard withdraws from Team USA roster. WNBA rookie Angel Reese extends her double-double streak. Caitlin Clark's historic triple-double performance. MLB implements rules changes. Shortstop Wander Franco charged with sexual abuse.

Chris Sale's Performance with the Atlanta Braves

Chris Sale records his MLB-leading 12th win with the Atlanta Braves, showcasing a strong performance against the Arizona Diamondbacks. Sale, previously with the Boston Red Sox, has regained his ace status this season with the Braves.

Wander Franco Accused of Sexual Abuse

Tampa Bay Rays shortstop Wander Franco faces charges of sexual abuse and exploitation against a minor, leading to his arrest and ongoing legal proceedings.

Former MLB outfielder Raúl Mondesi completes prison term through house arrest

Former MLB outfielder Raúl Mondesi has completed his prison term for corruption charges through house arrest in the Dominican Republic.

Bobby Bonilla's Deferred Payment Plan with the New York Mets

The New York Mets made a $1.19 million payment to former outfielder Bobby Bonilla as part of a deferred payment plan that will continue until 2035. Bonilla signed a five-year contract worth about $29 million, and the deferred salary agreement began about 20 years later.

MLB and Baseball Strategy

Former MLB player and Republican Senate candidate Steve Garvey calls for change in California. Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora pushes for team improvement during recent hot streak. Red Sox aiming for higher playoff position in tough AL East.

Texas Rangers and LGBTQ+ Inclusion

The Texas Rangers have been the only Major League Baseball team without a Pride Night, despite their work with LGBTQ+ organizations. There is hope that they will eventually host a Pride Night, but it may require new ownership to make it happen.

MLB pitcher ejected for foreign substance on hand

New York Mets closer Edwin Diaz was ejected from a game for having a foreign substance on his hand, facing a 10-game suspension. This is part of MLB's crackdown on sticky substances used by pitchers.

MLB Game at Rickwood Field

Preview of Giants-Cardinals game at the historic Rickwood Field, the oldest professional ballpark in the U.S. MLB game set to honor Willie Mays, who started his career there with the Birmingham Black Barons. Rickwood Field played a role in American Civil Rights history.

Discussion on Baseball Legend Willie Mays

Legendary sportscaster Bob Costas discusses former MLB star Willie Mays and compares him to other baseball legends. Willie Mays is regarded as one of the greatest players in baseball history.

Negro League Baseball History and Stadium Preservation

The article discusses the history of the Negro National League, the impact of Jackie Robinson on MLB, and the preservation of stadiums used by Negro League teams. It also highlights the renovation and historical significance of stadiums like Rickwood Field and Hinchliffe Stadium.

Tribute to Willie Mays in Major League Baseball

All Major League Baseball teams will observe a moment of silence in tribute to the passing of legendary player Willie Mays. MLB will also hold a ceremony honoring Mays at Rickwood Field where he played as a teenager. The league decided to combine the tribute with honoring Negro League players.

Gerrit Cole's 2024 Season Debut with the New York Yankees

New York Yankees ace Gerrit Cole is set to make his 2024 season debut, facing the Baltimore Orioles at Yankee Stadium after dealing with nerve irritation and edema in his pitching elbow. The Yankees have thrived without him, but his return is highly anticipated.

MLB London Series

Bryce Harper wants MLB to bring more teams to play in London for a longer period to engage with the UK fan base.

LA Dodgers invade Yankee Stadium

The LA Dodgers are in New York for a series against the Yankees, with a large group of Dodgers fans invading Yankee Stadium.

MLB Gambling Scandal Involving Shohei Ohtani and Trevor Bauer

MLB clears Shohei Ohtani of wrongdoing in gambling scandal involving his former interpreter. Trevor Bauer questions why he is not allowed to play despite similar circumstances in his case.

Shohei Ohtani's Former Interpreter Pleads Guilty to Fraud

Shohei Ohtani's former interpreter pleaded guilty to bank and tax fraud, stealing nearly $17 million from Ohtani, but Ohtani himself was cleared of any wrongdoing by MLB after an investigation.

Major League Baseball Bans Tucupita Marcano for Betting on Baseball

Major League Baseball permanently bans Tucupita Marcano for betting on baseball, including games involving the Pittsburgh Pirates when he was with the team. Several other players also face bans for betting on baseball.

MLB Gambling Scandal

San Diego Padres infielder Tucupita Marcano was banned from baseball for life for betting on the sport, along with four other players receiving one-year suspensions. The scandal is the biggest in decades and involves a total of five players.

Retirement of MLB Umpire Angel Hernandez

MLB umpire Angel Hernandez has retired after three decades of service, sparking mixed reactions from fans and players. Former MLB player and manager Bobby Valentine shared his thoughts on Hernandez's career and the importance of clubhouse culture in winning teams.

MLB Game Incident: Bryce Harper vs. San Francisco Giants

Tempers flared during a game between the Philadelphia Phillies and San Francisco Giants when Bryce Harper was buzzed by fastballs. No punches were thrown, and the Phillies won 6-1.

Recognition of Negro League Baseball Stats by MLB

Negro League baseball stats are finally being recognized by MLB, thanks to efforts of historian Larry Lester. This inclusion is reshaping the history of baseball and acknowledging the contributions of Black players.

MLB Incorporates Negro Leagues Players' Statistics

MLB officially incorporates statistics of more than 2,300 Negro Leagues players from 1920 to 1948 into its records, elevating their achievements and recognizing their contributions to baseball history.

MLB Umpire Angel Hernandez Retires

MLB umpire Angel Hernandez announces retirement after a controversial career, citing desire to spend more time with family. Hernandez grew a reputation for bad calls and filed a lawsuit against MLB for racial discrimination.

Retirement of MLB Umpire Angel Hernandez

Angel Hernandez, a long-time MLB umpire known for controversial calls, has retired. He cited a desire to spend more time with his family and highlighted positive changes in baseball. Despite his impact on the game, he will be remembered for his infamous bad calls.

MLB Umpire Angel Hernandez Retirement

Longtime MLB umpire Angel Hernandez to retire after 34 seasons, known for controversial calls and discrimination lawsuit against MLB.

New York Mets' Struggles in MLB

The New York Mets are struggling in the MLB with a 9-22 record over their last 31 games, experiencing late-inning meltdowns and losing streaks. Despite the challenges, there is hope for improvement in the long baseball season.

MLB Infielder David Fletcher's Sports Betting Scandal

MLB infielder David Fletcher reportedly bet on sports using the same bookmaker as Shohei Ohtani's former trainer. Fletcher made bets through bookie Matthew Bowyer but never bet on baseball. MLB players and employees can bet on sports other than baseball, but those who place wagers through illegal bookmakers could be punished by the commissioner's office.

Miami Marlins fans protest against team owner and direction of franchise

Miami Marlins fans protest against team owner and direction of franchise after trading reigning batting champion Luis Arraez. Fans express frustration with continuous rebuilding and lack of success despite previous playoff appearance.

Giancarlo Stanton hits hardest ball in 2024 MLB season

Giancarlo Stanton of the New York Yankees hit the hardest ball in the 2024 MLB season against the Houston Astros with an exit velocity of 119.9 mph.

MLB Umpire Blown Call Controversy

MLB umpire C.B. Bucknor faces criticism for a blown call to end a game after a rain delay, causing controversy and frustration among players and fans.

MLB Trade: Luis Arraez Traded to San Diego Padres

Luis Arraez was traded to the San Diego Padres just minutes before he was supposed to lead off for the Miami Marlins. The trade surprised many, including the players involved.

MLB Uniform Changes for 2025 Season

MLB announces changes to new uniforms for 2025 season following complaints from players about see-through pants and overall quality. The league is working with Nike to address concerns and improve the design and performance of the uniforms.

Jack Flaherty's Record-Breaking Game for the Detroit Tigers

Jack Flaherty of the Detroit Tigers sets American League record with seven consecutive strikeouts in a game against the St. Louis Cardinals, but Tigers lose 2-1. Flaherty finishes with 14 strikeouts in 6.2 innings.

MLB Uniform Controversy

MLB uniforms designed by Nike and manufactured by Fanatics have drawn criticism for various issues, including see-through pants, mismatched gray tops and bottoms, and smaller lettering. Changes are planned to address these complaints, but a fast turnaround is unlikely, with 2025 being the latest possible timeline for replacement outfits.

Falling Number of Black Players in Major League Baseball

MSNBC published an editorial claiming the falling number of black players in Major League Baseball reflects a 'war on DEI.' However, the issue has been ongoing for decades and is primarily due to black kids being more interested in basketball and football. The number of Latinos in MLB has risen to 30.29 percent.

Former MLB player arrested for insurance fraud

Former MLB player Yuniesky Betancourt was arrested for alleged insurance fraud with three other individuals, involved in a scheme to collect $61,000 by faking a car crash. Betancourt faces charges of filing false insurance claims, an organized scheme to defraud, faking an accident, and third-degree grand theft.

Baltimore Orioles' Cedric Mullins' Incredible Catch and Offensive Contribution

Baltimore Orioles center fielder Cedric Mullins made an incredible catch in the game against the Minnesota Twins, earning him early consideration for 'Catch of the Year.' He also contributed offensively to the Orioles' win.

Ken Holtzman's Death

Former MLB star pitcher Ken Holtzman, who won multiple World Series titles and threw two no-hitters, has passed away at the age of 78.

MLB Baseballs Quality

Boston Red Sox relief pitcher Kenley Jansen criticizes the quality of baseballs being used in MLB games, expressing frustration with their lack of consistency and grip.

Atlanta Braves pitcher Spencer Strider's season-ending injury

Atlanta Braves pitcher Spencer Strider's season is over due to an elbow injury, but there is optimism for his return next season. The Braves are still performing well despite the setback.

Controversial Umpire Calls in MLB Game

Angel Hernandez, an MLB umpire, faced criticism for his questionable calls during a game between the Houston Astros and Texas Rangers. Fans and commentators expressed frustration over his performance, citing instances of inaccurate calls.

Spencer Strider's Season-Ending Elbow Injury

Spencer Strider, a promising pitcher for the Atlanta Braves, underwent a procedure to repair a ligament in his right elbow and will miss the rest of the 2024 season due to injury.

Ippei Mizuhara facing federal charges for stealing from Shohei Ohtani in a gambling scheme

Former Dodgers interpreter Ippei Mizuhara faces federal charges for allegedly stealing millions from MLB star Shohei Ohtani in a gambling scheme. Mizuhara used his position of trust to steal over $16 million from Ohtani's bank account to finance illegal sports betting. Ohtani is considered a victim and has cooperated fully in the investigation.

MLB debut of Jackson Holliday and Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation's 500th STEM center opening

Baltimore Orioles legend Cal Ripken Jr. reacts to Jackson Holliday's MLB debut wearing his father's number and the Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation opening its 500th STEM center for kids.

MLB player splits pants sliding into home

MLB player Riley Greene splits pants sliding into home, sparking drama around new MLB uniforms by Fanatics and Nike. Fans have complained about see-through pants and material of jerseys. MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred addressed criticism, stating Nike products have been successful so far.

MLB Pitcher Injuries and Pitch Clock Debate

Houston Astros ace Justin Verlander expresses concern over rising injuries among MLB pitchers, attributing it to the evolution of pitching styles rather than the league's new pitch clock rules. Both MLB and the players' association debate the impact of the pitch clock on player health.

Dispute Over MLB Player Building Baseball Field in Backyard

An Arizona woman is upset with her neighbor, former MLB-All Star J.J. Hardy, for building a baseball field in his backyard without proper permits.

Comedian Bert Kreischer's Encounter with Former MLB Closer Danny Graves

Comedian Bert Kreischer, known as 'The Machine', reminisces about playing baseball against former MLB closer Danny Graves in high school without realizing his talent at the time.

Shohei Ohtani Gambling Scandal and Pete Rose's Hall of Fame Induction

Johnny Damon discusses the Shohei Ohtani gambling scandal and weighs in on Pete Rose, expressing doubt about Ohtani's innocence and advocating for Pete Rose's induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame.

Houston Astros pitcher Ronel Blanco's no-hitter

Houston Astros pitcher Ronel Blanco throws a no-hitter in the team's first win of the 2024 MLB season against the Toronto Blue Jays.

MLB Suspension After Incident in Mets vs. Brewers Game

MLB suspends New York Mets pitcher Yohan Ramirez and manager Carlos Mendoza after an incident with Milwaukee Brewers star Rhys Hoskins involving a pitch thrown behind Hoskins. Ramirez is appealing the suspension.

MLB Scuffle Between Toronto Blue Jays and Tampa Bay Rays Players

A scuffle between Toronto Blue Jays and Tampa Bay Rays players led to a heated verbal exchange and a physical confrontation during a Major League Baseball game. The incident occurred after a bunt single led to a play at third base, resulting in a shoving match between players.

Digitizing 'Babe and the Kids' Painting as NFT for Charity

Former MLB player Steve Sax digitized a painting, 'Babe and the Kids,' as an NFT to raise funds for the Captain John J. Sax Family Foundation in honor of his late son, a U.S. Marine aviator who died in a military aircraft accident. The foundation supports aspiring aviators facing obstacles.

Shohei Ohtani and his former interpreter's gambling scandal

Shohei Ohtani denies betting on baseball but accuses his former interpreter of stealing money to gamble. A.J. Pierzynski questions the story and MLB is investigating.

MLB Opening Day Celebrations 2024

MLB Opening Day celebrations for 2024 include events such as parades, block parties, and pre-game concerts in various cities hosting games. Players like Adam Wainwright are also making appearances at events like the Grand Ole Opry. Food items such as crab pizza and pickle-topped hot dogs are being introduced in stadiums. Overall, it's a weekend full of fun and entertainment for baseball fans.

Sports and News Update

Summary of NCAA Men's and Women's Basketball Tournament updates, MLB gambling scandal, and Fox News updates.

Los Angeles Dodgers signing Will Smith to a record-breaking contract

The Los Angeles Dodgers are finalizing a 10-year, $140 million deal with catcher Will Smith, making it the longest contract ever given to a catcher. Smith has been a standout player since his MLB debut in 2019 and is expected to be a key player for the Dodgers in the coming years.

Opening Day in Major League Baseball

A look at fun facts and historical moments related to opening day in Major League Baseball, including attendance records, sellout times, and notable player achievements.

Jordan Montgomery's MLB career and recent signing with the Arizona Diamondbacks

Jordan Montgomery signs a one-year deal with the Arizona Diamondbacks after winning the 2023 World Series with the Texas Rangers. He joins a solid rotation in Arizona.

MLB scandal involving Shohei Ohtani's former interpreter

MLB star Shohei Ohtani's former interpreter accused of stealing $4.5 million to cover gambling losses, investigations ongoing

MLB Investigation into Shohei Ohtani's Interpreter for Theft and Sports Betting Scandal

MLB opens investigation into potential theft and sports betting scandal involving Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani's interpreter, Ippei Mizuhara, who allegedly stole at least $4.5 million from Ohtani's account and transferred it to a bookmaking operation. Mizuhara was fired from his position with the Dodgers and Ohtani was unaware of the gambling and debt. Authorities have been informed, and law enforcement agencies have no records of Ohtani filing a report. The pair first met in Japan in 2013 and Mizuhara served as Ohtani's interpreter since then.

Shohei Ohtani's Interpreter Scandal

Shohei Ohtani's interpreter was fired amid allegations of theft to cover gambling debts, leaving Ohtani surrounded by scandal. Ohtani's representatives claim he was a victim of theft, but the details remain unclear. Despite the controversy, Ohtani continued to play without addressing the media.

Allegations of Illegal Gambling Involving Shohei Ohtani's Interpreter

MLB superstar Shohei Ohtani's debut for the Los Angeles Dodgers is overshadowed by allegations of illegal gambling involving his interpreter, Ippei Mizuhara, who allegedly drained millions of dollars from Ohtani's bank accounts to cover bad bets. The Dodgers have fired Mizuhara, but no charges have been filed. The case has cast a shadow over the start of the Dodgers' season in 2024.

Bomb threat against Shohei Ohtani at MLB opener in South Korea

A bomb threat in Seoul against baseball star Shohei Ohtani overshadows MLB's first regular-season games in South Korea. The threat was investigated, but no bomb was found. Fans remained undeterred and excited for the season opener.

MLB's Diversity Initiatives to Increase African American Representation

MLB aims to increase representation of African American players through grassroots diversity initiatives and development programs, with a focus on providing opportunities for inner city kids to showcase their talents and pursue careers in professional baseball.

Retired Korean Baseball Legend Chan Ho Park Returns to Mound for MLB Season Opener in South Korea

Retired Korean baseball legend Chan Ho Park is returning to the mound for the first MLB regular season game held in South Korea, throwing the ceremonial first pitch at the Dodgers vs. Padres opener in Seoul. Park paved the way for other Korean baseball stars during his 17-year MLB career, retiring in 2012 and now serving as a baseball operations adviser with the Padres.

Former MLB stars pitching for Savannah Bananas in Houston

Former MLB stars Roger Clemens and Roy Oswalt returned to the mound to pitch for the Savannah Bananas in Houston as part of their 2024 Banana Ball World Tour.

MLB Umpire Ángel Hernández ejects Lance Lynn

MLB umpire Ángel Hernández ejects pitcher Lance Lynn twice during a spring training game due to criticism of strike zone.

MLB Prospect Suspended for PEDs

Top MLB prospect Noelvi Marte of the Cincinnati Reds has been suspended for 80 games after testing positive for performance-enhancing drugs.

Oakland Athletics' Planned Las Vegas Stadium

The Oakland Athletics released renderings of their planned $1.5 billion stadium in Las Vegas, featuring a design similar to the Sydney Opera House. The stadium is set to have a 33,000-seat capacity and an 18,000-square-foot video board, making it the smallest stadium in MLB.

Atlanta Braves' Ronald Acuña Jr.'s Knee Injury Update

Atlanta Braves' Ronald Acuña Jr. receives a positive injury update from California doctor confirming no structural damage in his knee, likely avoiding surgery and ready for Opening Day matchup with the Philadelphia Phillies.

Shohei Ohtani reveals marriage on Instagram

Shohei Ohtani, the Los Angeles Dodgers designated hitter, surprised many by revealing his marriage to a 'normal Japanese woman' in an Instagram post. His personal life, previously private, became a hot topic at spring training.

Former MLB Catcher and Coach Hector Ortiz Passes Away

Former MLB catcher and coach Hector Ortiz has passed away after a battle with cancer. He was a beloved member of the Texas Rangers organization and had a significant impact on the team and its players.

José DeLeón's Death

José DeLeón, a former MLB pitcher, has passed away at the age of 63 after battling unspecified health issues. He played 13 seasons in the big leagues across five teams.

Cody Bellinger's Contract with Chicago Cubs

Cody Bellinger agrees to a 3-year deal with the Chicago Cubs for $80 million with two opt-outs, after not receiving the $200 million he was seeking. He had a successful season in 2023 after struggling in the previous years.

MLB Players' Union Concerns Over Reduced Pitch Clock

MLB Players' Union argues that reducing the pitch clock was premature and could lead to increased risk of injury for pitchers. The clock is being shortened to 18 seconds with runners on base, down from 20 seconds in the 2023 season.

MLB Players Unhappy with See-Through Pants in New Uniforms

MLB players are unhappy with the new see-through pants in their uniforms and are seeking changes before Opening Day. The issue has sparked discussions and complaints among players and fans alike.

Disappointment with New MLB Nike Vapor Premier Uniform

Critics are disappointed with the new MLB Nike Vapor Premier uniform, particularly due to the see-through nature of the pants. Major League Baseball players and fans have raised concerns about the quality and design of the uniform.