Freddie Freeman's Injury and Recovery

Los Angeles Dodgers star Freddie Freeman slipped in the shower and hurt his surgically repaired right ankle, causing him to miss a game. Despite the mishap, he had a strong start to the season.

Pittsburgh Pirates' 2025 Season Start

The Pittsburgh Pirates' 2025 season starts with three walk-off losses against the Miami Marlins. The Marlins are the first team since 2003 to win their first three games with walk-offs.

Pittsburgh Pirates player Nick Gonzales' injury

Pittsburgh Pirates' player Nick Gonzales suffered a non-displaced fracture of the left ankle during a game against the Miami Marlins, putting him on the 10-day injured list.

Toronto Blue Jays manager disputes umpire's call during game against Baltimore Orioles

Toronto Blue Jays manager John Schneider disputes umpire's call during game against Baltimore Orioles, Blue Jays win 8-2. Schneider questions call on swing, player gestures hit by pitch, but strikeout stands. Blue Jays' first win of the season.

Recent News Quizzes from Fox News Digital

Rep. Jasmine Crockett called Texas Gov. Greg Abbott 'Hot Wheels' and a baseball team's ballpark offers a monster sandwich called 'The Slugger.' This article provides a summary of recent news quizzes from Fox News Digital.

Evolution of Celebrations in Baseball and Racial Bias

The article discusses how baseball has evolved to allow more player celebrations, particularly among young stars like Jazz Chisholm Jr., who faces criticism for his flashy style and attributes it to racial bias in the sport.

NFL Quarterback Russell Wilson's Contract with the New York Giants

Russell Wilson signs 1-year, $21 million contract with the New York Giants. Shedeur Sanders rumored to join Cleveland Browns. Ciara praises Wilson as her inspiration. Giants also signed Jameis Winston. Wilson's baseball career with the New York Yankees mentioned.

Mookie Betts illness leading to absence from Tokyo Series

Los Angeles Dodgers shortstop Mookie Betts will not play in the two-game Tokyo Series against the Chicago Cubs due to illness. Betts has lost nearly 15 pounds, is trying to rehydrate, and gain strength. Miguel Rojas will start at shortstop in Betts' place.

Kansas Jayhawks vs. Minnesota Golden Gophers Baseball Game

Kansas Jayhawks defeat Minnesota Golden Gophers 29-1 with historic five consecutive home runs in the third inning, setting NCAA record and making history in major leagues.

New York Mets catcher Francisco Alvarez injury

New York Mets starting catcher Francisco Alvarez will miss six to eight weeks due to surgery for a broken left hamate bone, adding to the team's pre-Opening Day injury woes.

Evolution of Baseball and Comparison Between Barry Bonds and Shohei Ohtani

Barry Bonds discusses the changes in baseball over the years, highlighting the differences in gameplay and attitudes towards players like Shohei Ohtani. Despite recognizing Ohtani's accomplishments, Bonds feels the game has become easier for hitters compared to his era.

Pete Rose's Hall of Fame Induction and Pardon

Former sportscaster John Condit shares clips from his interview with Pete Rose days before his death as President Donald Trump plans to posthumously pardon the baseball all-star. Rose discusses his Hall of Fame chances and his banishment from MLB due to gambling. Trump announces a complete pardon for Rose on Truth Social.

Texas A&M Aggies Baseball Player Addresses Fan Behavior

Texas A&M baseball player calls out fans for 'hate and disrespect' amid slow start to season, urging for support and empathy from supporters.

A.J. Brown's Journey to the Philadelphia Eagles

Michael Irvin discusses why the Philadelphia Eagles are a top choice for NFL players. A.J. Brown excelled in football and baseball before choosing football. He was drafted by the Titans and later traded to the Eagles. Brown's baseball skills influenced his football career.

Clemson University Baseball Team Honors Veterans

Clemson University baseball team honors military veterans by shaking hands and thanking them during games. The team emphasizes gratitude, respect, and patriotism at sporting events.

New York Yankees Facial Hair Policy Change

The New York Yankees have ended a nearly 50-year-old policy banning facial hair, allowing players to now sport 'well-groomed beards.' The change was announced by Hal Steinbrenner, who cited the evolving norms around facial hair as a reason for the decision.

Automated Ball-Strike Challenge System in Major League Baseball

Major League Baseball is testing an automated replay review system, allowing players to challenge ball-strike calls for the first time in history during the 2025 spring training. The system may be implemented in regular season games from 2026 onwards, pending evaluations and feedback from stakeholders.

Alex Bregman signs with Boston Red Sox

Alex Bregman signed a three-year deal with the Boston Red Sox after declining a six-year offer from the Houston Astros. The deal is worth $120 million, with the option to opt out after each season. Bregman's stats and performance are highlighted in the article.

Baseball Spring Training and Free Agents

Spring training is underway in baseball with over $3.3 billion in contracts signed. Top six available free agents are still on the market, including Alex Bregman and Jose Iglesias.

Death of Rich Dauer, Former Houston Astros Coach

Rich Dauer, a key member of the Houston Astros World Series winning coaching staff, passed away at the age of 72. He was a beloved figure in baseball, having played for the Baltimore Orioles and coached for the Astros.

Former MLB Commissioner Fay Vincent's Legacy

Former MLB Commissioner Fay Vincent passes away at 86 due to bladder cancer. Vincent played a major role in the Pete Rose ban. He presided over the league during the 1989 World Series halted by an earthquake. Vincent also chaired a committee for statistical accuracy.

Japanese pitcher Roki Sasaki signs with Los Angeles Dodgers

Japanese phenom Roki Sasaki signs with Los Angeles Dodgers, excited to try American hamburgers. Dodgers building strong rotation with Sasaki, Ohtani, Snell, and Yamamoto.

Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani Win AL and NL MVP Awards

Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani were named the AL and NL MVPs, respectively, with Judge winning his second MVP award and Ohtani becoming the 12th player to win the MVP Award three times. Judge led the league in homers and various other stats, while Ohtani made history with 50 home runs and 50 stolen bases in the same season.

Stephen A. Smith's Blunder on 'First Take'

Stephen A. Smith made a blunder on 'First Take' by stating that Juan Soto hits behind Aaron Judge, which is not true. Both Judge and Soto are having impressive seasons in baseball.

Texas Rangers vs. Chicago White Sox Baseball Game

Texas Rangers left fielder Travis Jankowski made an incredible catch to save the game against the Chicago White Sox. The Rangers won 4-3, dropping the White Sox to 31-103 for the year.

Babe Ruth's 'Called Shot' Jersey Sold at Auction

Babe Ruth's iconic jersey worn during the 1932 World Series, where he called his shot and hit a home run, was sold for over $24 million at auction. The buyer remains anonymous.

Seattle Mariners firing Scott Servais

Scott Servais was fired by the Seattle Mariners after a recent skid in their performance, with the decision being communicated to him via a notification on his phone from a news outlet.

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.

Baseball in France

American and other international baseball players are finding opportunities to play in France, despite the sport not being widely recognized in the country. Many players are balancing day jobs with weekend games, and the level of play varies across different teams. Despite the challenges, players like Yodai Nakamura and Spencer Bivens are inspiring younger athletes to pursue their dreams.

Controversy over Aaron Judge not meeting with Little League team

Controversy arises as Little League manager criticizes Aaron Judge for not meeting with his team during the Little League Classic in Williamsport.

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.

WNBA rookie Caitlin Clark meets New York Yankees' Aaron Judge

WNBA rookie Caitlin Clark meets New York Yankees' Aaron Judge and is surprised by his size. Judge gives her a pair of cleats.

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.

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.

Baltimore Orioles vs New York Yankees Baseball Game

Baltimore Orioles pulled off an improbable win over the New York Yankees, capitalizing on their opponents' ninth-inning mistakes to score three runs, winning the game 6-5.

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.

Dodgers' bat boy saves Shohei Ohtani from foul ball

Dodgers' bat boy saves Shohei Ohtani from getting hit by a foul ball during a game against the Chicago White Sox. Ohtani later acknowledges the bat boy for his quick reaction.

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.

Yankees and Mets Broadcasters Banter

Yankees and Mets broadcasters take parting shots at each other, sparking a mini-rivalry during a rain delay in the Subway Series. The banter includes comments about each other's booths and new broadcasters.

Tennessee Volunteers' Victory in Men’s College World Series

Tennessee Volunteers won the Men’s College World Series against Texas A&M in a close game where a play at the plate was the difference-maker. Hunter Ensley's acrobatic move to avoid the tag by Texas A&M catcher went viral.

Tennessee Volunteers winning Men's College World Series title

Tennessee Volunteers win first Men's College World Series title in program history, beating Texas A&M Aggies 6-5 in Game 3. Game included tense moments and heroic plays.

Willie Mays and Johnny Bench in Baseball History

Baseball Hall of Famer Johnny Bench recalls Willie Mays trying to steal signs in an interview on OutKick's "Don't @ Me with Dan Dakich." Willie Mays was one of the greatest baseball players of all time, but even he tried his damnedest to get any advantage he could.

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.

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.

Baseball Hall of Famer Willie Mays Passes Away

Baseball Hall of Famer Willie Mays passed away at the age of 93. His godson, Barry Bonds, paid tribute to him on Instagram. Mays had an illustrious career and was known for his iconic plays and home runs.

Willie Mays' Death

Baseball icon Willie Mays, the 'Say Hey Kid,' passed away at the age of 93. Tributes poured in for the legendary player who spent the majority of his career with the San Francisco Giants.

Willie Mays, Legendary Baseball Player, Passes Away

Willie Mays, the legendary baseball player known as the "Say Hey Kid," has passed away at the age of 93. He was a Hall of Famer and one of the greatest players in baseball history.

Bull Durham house goes on the market

The house where the iconic '80s baseball movie 'Bull Durham' was filmed attracted more fans than buyers when it went on the market.

Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Paul Skenes and gymnast Olivia Dunne's relationship

Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Paul Skenes and gymnast Olivia Dunne have gained attention on social media for their relationship. Dunne supports Skenes at his games and talks about feeling nervous watching him play. Skenes has been performing well for the Pirates this season.

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.

New York Mets player Harrison Bader's nostalgia for the New York Yankees

New York Mets player Harrison Bader expresses nostalgia for the New York Yankees, names his Mount Rushmore of New York athletes, causing controversy. Mets facing challenges and poor performance.

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.

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.

Birmingham-Southern College Baseball Team Advancing to College World Series

Birmingham-Southern College baseball team advances to Division III College World Series despite school's impending closure due to financial difficulties.

Birmingham-Southern College baseball team advancing to College World Series

Birmingham-Southern College baseball team advances to College World Series despite school shutting down

Bizarre Baseball Play in High School Game

In a high school baseball game in Ohio, a player tags out another player at home plate in a bizarre sequence that involved multiple base-running errors.

Alex Rodriguez's Legacy in New York Yankees History

The article discusses the complicated legacy of Alex Rodriguez in New York Yankees history and Major League Baseball, including his achievements, controversies, and the status of his jersey retirement. Rodriguez's career was marked by highs and lows, including home runs, MVPs, a World Series win, and suspensions for performance-enhancing drugs. Despite his accomplishments, his jersey has not been retired by the Yankees. Rodriguez expressed his desire for the honor but respects the organization's decision. He has since retired and become a prominent baseball analyst.

Juan Soto's Impressive Performance for the New York Yankees

Juan Soto, a "generational talent," hits two impressive home runs for the New York Yankees, helping them win their sixth game in a row.

Indiana Southeast Baseball Team's Dramatic Ninth-Inning Comeback

Indiana Southeast baseball team stages an incredible ninth-inning comeback to win a game in the NAIA championship tournament after trailing 11-2, securing an unreal victory with a three-run homer in the final inning.

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.

St. Louis Cardinals catcher injury

St. Louis Cardinals catcher Willson Contreras suffers a broken arm in a freak accident during a game against the New York Mets, causing him to miss six to eight weeks.

Aaron Judge ejected from Yankees game for arguing called strike

Aaron Judge, captain of the New York Yankees, was ejected from a game for the first time in a generation after arguing a called strike three. This incident is notable as it is Judge's first ejection since joining the big leagues in 2016.

Colorado Rockies set record for trailing in 29 consecutive games

The Colorado Rockies set a new record by trailing in each of their first 29 games of the season. Despite a 5-0 lead in the first inning, they lost 7-6 to the Miami Marlins in the 10th inning.

Baseball Brawl between Brewers and Rays

Punches were thrown in a baseball game between the Brewers and Rays after a series of events led to tensions escalating, resulting in ejections and a brawl.

Tampa Bay Rays closer Pete Fairbanks struggles in game against Los Angeles Angels

Tampa Bay Rays closer Pete Fairbanks struggles in a game against the Los Angeles Angels, allowing two runs in the ninth inning. Fairbanks expresses disappointment in his performance and vows to improve. The Rays are currently 10-9 for the season.

Patrick Mahomes and his love for baseball

Patrick Mahomes reveals baseball was his first love, but he pursued a successful football career instead

Death of Whitey Herzog

Baseball Hall of Famer Whitey Herzog, who won a World Series as manager with the St. Louis Cardinals in 1982, has passed away at the age of 92.

History of Baseball and Major League Baseball's Opening Day Tradition

Doc Adams, a key figure in the history of baseball, deserves recognition and a spot in the Hall of Fame. President William Howard Taft made history by throwing out the first pitch at a Major League Baseball game on April 14, 1910. Taft was a baseball enthusiast and enjoyed the game as a spectator. Major League Baseball's Opening Day tradition is a significant event in American sports history.

Rookie MLB player credits Jesus Christ for baseball talent

Rookie MLB player Jackson Holliday credits Jesus Christ for his baseball talent and success. He routinely draws a cross before each inning or at-bat to give thanks to the Lord. His debut with the Baltimore Orioles was well received, and he has a significant entry-level contract.

Jordan Montgomery's Baseball Career and Contract

Jordan Montgomery signed a one-year deal with the Arizona Diamondbacks after a successful season with the Texas Rangers, despite expectations of a lucrative multi-year contract.

Baseball Pitchers Facing Elbow Injuries

A growing number of pitchers are facing elbow injuries, with many All-Stars affected. Hall of Famer Pedro Martinez attributes this to changes in pitching philosophy and training methods. He highlights the impact of analytics and the rush to promote young pitchers to the big leagues.

Hank Aaron's 715th Home Run

Hank Aaron's record-breaking 715th home run in 1974 not only broke a pro baseball record but also smashed the color barrier, amidst threats and challenges due to racism. Aaron's legacy as a great baseball player and an even better person is remembered fondly.

Georgia Bulldogs baseball game against Mississippi State

Georgia Bulldogs baseball team won against Mississippi State in a heated game that resulted in multiple ejections.

Pittsburgh Pirates' Snowy Home Opener

The Pittsburgh Pirates' home opener against the Baltimore Orioles was played in snowy conditions, creating a winter wonderland in the middle of spring. Despite the unusual weather, the Orioles emerged victorious with a 5-2 win.

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.

Detroit Tigers manager A.J. Hinch almost hit by car on opening day game against Chicago White Sox

Detroit Tigers manager A.J. Hinch almost hit by car on opening day game against Chicago White Sox at Guaranteed Rate Field. Tigers off to a hot start in the 2024 season with two wins. Hinch has led the team to improvement from 2022 to 2023, with a record of 78-84.

Baseball Tensions between Mets and Brewers

Tensions between Mets and Brewers escalate resulting in ejection. Rhys Hoskins delivers key plays against Mets. Umpires intervene after a controversial pitch.

Baseball game altercation between New York Mets and Milwaukee Brewers players

Tensions flare between New York Mets and Milwaukee Brewers players during a game, with a controversial slide leading to a heated confrontation.

Texas Rangers and their chances in the new baseball season

The Texas Rangers are hoping to repeat as champions in the new baseball season after winning their first-ever World Series last year.

Mike Trout hits first home run of 2024 season

Mike Trout hits the first home run of the 2024 baseball season, showing promise for a strong year ahead despite recent performance declines.

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.

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.

South Korean actress Jeon Jong-seo throws out first pitch at Los Angeles Dodgers game

South Korean actress Jeon Jong-seo throws out the first pitch at a Los Angeles Dodgers' exhibition baseball game in Seoul, South Korea, making a mark with Dodgers players smiling and giggling. The Dodgers then win 14-3 against Kiwoom Heroes.

New York Mets owner Steve Cohen's comments on team performance and prospects

New York Mets owner Steve Cohen discusses lack of immediate success, optimism in team's future prospects, and projected wins for the upcoming season.

Adam Wainwright's Transition to Country Music Career

Former St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Adam Wainwright is transitioning into a country music career, preparing for his Grand Ole Opry debut in Nashville. He released a new song called 'Hey Y'all' and is embracing his Southern upbringing through his music.

Evolution of Baseball Rules

The adoption of uniform rules in 1857 marked the familiar format of baseball we know today, with 9 players per team and 9 innings per game. Major John W. Griffith, a World War I U.S. Army veteran, believed competition would instill courage in youngsters, leading to the creation of the nation's first organized youth baseball league by the American Legion. The game evolved from various sporting traditions like cricket and rounders, and 'Doc' Adams is considered by some as the true 'Father of Baseball.' Baseball has seen constant changes throughout history despite its reputation for foundational solidity in American culture.

San Francisco Giants signing Matt Chapman despite city concerns

The San Francisco Giants signed infielder Matt Chapman to a one-year contract despite concerns about crime and drugs in the city. Chapman defended the city and highlighted the team's winning history and great players.

Shohei Ohtani Reveals Marriage

Japanese baseball star Shohei Ohtani revealed he got married to a Japanese woman. He asked for privacy and announced the news on Instagram. Ohtani recently moved to the Los Angeles Dodgers on a record-breaking contract. He won't pitch this season due to elbow surgery but will play as a designated hitter. He is a highly successful player and a pride of Japan.

Baseball game between Grand Canyon Lopes and Nebraska Cornhuskers

Grand Canyon Lopes left fielder Tyler Wilson hit a clutch home run but was ejected from the game over a bat flip. Nebraska Cornhuskers eventually won the game 10-8.

Anthony Rendon's perspective on baseball

Los Angeles Angels third baseman Anthony Rendon says baseball has never been a top priority for him and that he plays the sport to make a living. He emphasized that his faith and family come before his job as a baseball player.