MLB News
Brewers turn to May to start possible Series clincher vs. Rays
The Brewers will start Dustin May in Game 4 of the World Series on Tuesday night as Milwaukee looks to sweep the Tampa Bay Rays for the franchise's first title.
Posada doesn't feel welcome with Yankees: 'I don't think they want me there'
Jorge Posada said he doesn't feel welcome with the Yankees despite his status as a widely respected five-time World Series champion.
One win away: Brewers ride 8-run fifth to Game 3 rout, 3-0 World Series lead
The Brewers blew open Game 3 with an eight-run fifth inning and rolled to a 10-1 win over the Rays to move within one win of their first World Series title.
Phillies bring in Rays' Fatse as hitting coach
Peter Fatse, most recently with the Rays, was named the Phillies' new hitting coach Tuesday, along with Joe Cronin as an assistant.
Mets' Lindor wins Roberto Clemente Award in 'full-circle moment'
Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor has won the Roberto Clemente Award from Major League Baseball for his humanitarian work.
Dead grass era? MLB aids offense by testing restricted OF shifts
Major League Baseball, in an effort to boost offense, is testing out limited outfield shifts during this year's Arizona Fall League, as players consult a videoboard to see whether they are properly positioned.
Manfred: Small-market World Series good for game, but cap still needed
MLB commissioner Rob Manfred said a Rays-Brewers World Series is good for the game but stressed that small markets can't compete on a regular basis without a cap.
🥳 Party like it's 1982: What baseball looked like during Brewers' last World Series
It's been a long, long wait for Milwaukee fans to see their team play again on baseball's biggest stage in October.