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The formula for a baseball card is pretty simple. Plunk a picture of the player onto a rectangular piece of cardboard. Add the player's name, team, position, and possibly a card company logo, and you ...

As we come upon the end of the year and begin to look back at the incredible Major League season, we find ourselves staring ...

After sliding into the eighth round of the 2025 MLB draft, this Tigers selection could turn out to be the steal of the draft. With the No. 249 pick, the Tigers selected Nick Dumesnil, an outfielder ...

When fans watch a baseball game, they see the pitcher's windup, the crack of the bat, and players racing around the bases. What they don't see are the split-second communications happening between ...

Baseball's Winter Meetings came to a close this week, and they may not return for a while. (Mike Watters / Imagn Images) ORLANDO, Fla. — The winter meetings, Major League Baseball’s sprawling annual ...

The Contemporary Baseball Era Committee has elected Jeff Kent into the National Baseball Hall of Fame, museum president Josh Rawitch announced Sunday at the Winter Meetings in Orlando. Kent was named ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Baseball Scouter You awaken as the manager of the league’s worst team, burdened by the disastrous legacy of your predecessor. Your only edge is a secret ...

Everyone knows dogs are more than capable of learning cool tricks. They're also not shy about showing them off on command. But cats, who are extremely intelligent, can learn, too, if given the chance ...

Nov. 23—In a laboratory at the University of Pittsburgh, Antonio Socarras winds up, 40 sensors taped to him from his baseball cap down to his cleats. Standing on a makeshift pitcher's mound, Socarras ...

Nov. 23—In a laboratory at the University of Pittsburgh, Antonio Socarras winds up, 40 sensors taped to him from his baseball cap down to his cleats. Standing on a makeshift pitcher's mound, Socarras ...