Ground was broken Monday on the new, multi-billion-dollar Power District in Salt Lake City that is expected to include a new stadium to accommodate a possible Major League Baseball expansion franchise

October baseball is here! Major League Baseball’s postseason will officially get underway on Tuesday, September 30 with the start of the Wild Card Series. The field for the postseason came down to the final day of the regular season with the Reds locking up the final playoff spot in the National League due to winning

Work is already underway to make sure Salt Lake City is ready to build a new baseball stadium should it receive the call from Major League Baseball.

A whole new world of Major League Baseball just opened up. The MLB App is now available for Android XR -- so fans with extended reality headsets now have a brand-new immersive baseball experience at their fingertips.

Los Angeles Dodgers shortstop Mookie Betts was named on Monday as the 2025 recipient of the Roberto Clemente Award given to a Major League Baseball player for his charitable work.Manfred said Betts had been an "overwhelming choice for the award" before detailing charitable work the Dodgers star had been involved in together with his wife Brianna.

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TORONTO — Major League Baseball and the organizing body of the 2028 summer Olympics in Los Angeles are making progress on a schedule that could allow big leaguers to play in the games, MLB commissioner Rob Manfred said Saturday.

MLB did not allow players on 40-man rosters at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics but has discussed creating an extended All-Star break to allow participation in the 2028 Games. The commissioner says

Emmanuel Clase remains under investigation for gambling and the reliever won't be allowed to pitch in Venezuela during the MLB's probe.

TORONTO — Tony Clark, executive director of the Major League Baseball Players Association, restated his concerns over gambling in sports in the wake of the NBA gambling scandal, emphasized that the union will never agree to a salary cap, and believes that the small and large market teams are separated only by their willingness to want to win.