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Early in the 2021 season, Anthony Rizzo took the mound while the Braves were crushing the Cubs 10-0. What happened next was pure joy.

Anthony Rizzo Striking Out Freddie Freeman with a 61 MPH Pitch is Still Hilarious

By Kevin Michael Morin

Marcus Stroman #0 of the Chicago Cubs celebrates after retiring the side in the sixth inning against the Milwaukee Brewers at Wrigley Field

Marcus Stroman Makes MLB History as the First Official Pitch Clock Victim

By Christian Heilman

Jaxon Smith-Njigba's brother, Canaan, is a Pittsburgh Pirate, meaning the former OSU wideout isn't the only athlete in the family.

The Year of the Smith-Njigba Brothers: How Jaxon and Canaan Could Take Over NFL, MLB

By Kevin Michael Morin

Jacoby Ellsbury #22 of the New York Yankees reacts after striking out in the first inning against the Detroit Tigers.

The 16 Worst Free Agent Signings In MLB History Redefined the Word "Foul"

By C.A. Pinkham

MLB has implemented three new rule changes including a pitch clock and bigger bases, in order to make the game more exciting for new and old fans.

MLB Rule Changes are Worth the Risk with the State of the Sport Entering 2023

By Patrick McColl

The Texas Rangers are the oldest MLB Franchise to not win a World Series, and are one of six MLB teams who have yet to win a championship.

These 6 MLB Franchises Still Haven't Won a World Series Ring

ABC broadcaster and former baseball player Tim McCarver talks with a Houston Astros player prior to the start of a Major League Baseball game against the New York Mets

Tim McCarver, Baseball Hall of Famer and Voice of the World Series, Dead at 81

By Justin Colombo

Andrew McCutchen #22 of the Pittsburgh Pirates stands in the on deck circle during the game against the Cincinnati Reds

Raise the Jolly Roger, Pittsburgh! Andrew McCutchen is Returning Home to PNC Park

By Christian Heilman

A view of Fenway Park's field in 2017.

The 14 Oldest MLB Stadiums Still in Use Today are American Cathedrals

By Patrick Pinak

Aaron Judge during the 2022 season.

Baseball, Bank Accounts and Bombs: MLB Mega Contracts Might Not Be Worth Their Weight in Gold

By Patrick Pinak