White Sox have new way of recognizing Pope Leo

The Chicago White Sox continue to lean into the fact that Pope Leo XIV is a lifelong fan of their team. The White Sox have placed a marker on the seat

Braves pitcher gets pivotal update as season winds down

The Atlanta Braves received an important injury update on an impactful pitcher as the 2025 MLB season winds down.

Red Sox hammer Yankees: Boston posts eighth straight win over New York to match 2009 streak vs. AL East rival

Red Sox pull away late with seven runs in the ninth inning on Saturday

Pete Crow-Armstrong Looking To Build Off Clutch Home Run As Cubs Push For Playoffs

When the Chicago Cubs announced that Pete Crow-Armstrong was going to take over as the everyday center fielder in 2025, there was plenty of excitement about wha

Today in White Sox History: August 23

The South Siders take a shot at a former ace closer

Former Braves scout and executive Roy Clark dies

Clark spent more than four decades in baseball as a player, scout and executive.

Insider: Red Sox’s Next Superstar Slugger Could Be On Mets

The Boston Red Sox are going to be interesting to follow this upcoming offseason. Boston looks like a playoff team right now, so free agency and contract decis

Red Sox ace Garrett Crochet joins Pedro Martinez, Roger Clemens in Boston history

Boston Red Sox pitcher Garrett Crochet hits 200 strikeouts, joins Pedro Martinez, Roger Clemens in elite franchise history.

Yankees Manager Defends Shortstop After Critical Mistake

New York Yankees shortstop Anthony Volpe made a baffling play in the field during the ninth inning of the team’s game against the Boston Red Sox on Friday night

5 Biggest Contracts In Cubs History

Premium players require premium contracts. The Chicago Cubs have learned that fact the hard way. Chicago has swung and missed at big-time free agents for many