Early in the season, the American League has been defined by mediocrity and volatility. Only three of the 15 teams are above .500, and the Athletics are one of them. At .500 themselves, they’ve somehow worked their way to the top of the AL West. While that alone is notable, the more compelling story is how this team is coming together. Through a mix of emerging young hitters, defensive growth up the middle, historic streaks, and a few unexpected breakout profiles, the A's are

In sports, rivalries are like no other. People will go as far as avoiding being friends with other people if they're in favor of a rival team. One rivalry considered among the best in sports, specifically baseball, is between the San Francisco Giants and the Los Angeles Dodgers.

The MLB regular season is in full swing and there have been stars who are already standing out. The first Major League Baseball game was a pitching showdown with the New York Yankees against the San Francisco Giants in Oracle Park. In the first game of the season, the Yankees defeated the Giants 7-0, but the second game of the series stood out, and that's because of New York's starting pitcher, Cam Schlittler.

Toronto had a rollercoaster of emotions last season with the Toronto Blue Jays making it to the World Series for the first time since 1993, where they defeated the Philadelphia Phillies in six games. Toronto finished the 2025 season with a 94-68 record, finishing first in the American League East.

Baseball is officially back and with the start of a new year comes a fresh class of exciting rookies ready to leave their mark on the 2026 season. From teenage phenoms to college stars and even international veterans making the jump, this year's rookie class offers a little bit of everything.

The New York Yankees have gotten off to a hot start with an 8-2 record, leading the AL East. They began their season by sweeping the San Francisco Giants 3-0 and have recently won their series against the Seattle Mariners, 2-1, and the Miami Marlins, 2-1. New York has an incredible starting rotation, but one that stands out from the rest is Max Fried.

Happy baseball season to all who celebrate! If you're looking for some fun (and maybe a little frustration, it is baseball after all!), fireworks, and the power of friendship this season, may I suggest some Guards Ball?

After what has felt like forever, baseball season is finally back. There has been a lot of anticipation for the 2026 MLB season, with a potential lockout, but also some interest in who will defeat the back-to-back World Series champions, the Los Angeles Dodgers. One team in their division, the San Francisco Giants, recently finished up a series against the New York Yankees, with the Yankees sweeping the series 3-0.

MLB season is right around the corner! Just before spring training and the World Baseball Classic got underway, many teams had fan fests that gave fans the chance to interact with their teams.

With baseball back in the rotation, it's almost time to start gearing up for the regular season. Even with spring training, there are already games fans can start to look forward to. The San Diego Padres and the Arizona Diamondbacks are set to play in Mexico City on April 25-26 at Estadio Alfredo Harp Helú.

So… you just spent the last month engaged with sports you don’t usually care about at the Olympics. Curling, hockey, skiing – you were ready to show up, repping your country and snacking on popcorn as you yelled at the TV about a sport you didn’t really know that much about. But what about now? Besides the Paralympics (which you should totally be watching), what other national tournaments are there to celebrate? We’ll help you out: The World Baseball Classic!

An integral part of modern sports culture is analytics. Whether through fantasy leagues, front offices, or casual fans catching up on a game, data now shapes how sports are discussed and understood. With MLB spring training underway and the NHL season entering its final stretch as playoff races intensify and end-of-season awards loom, this is a perfect moment to examine the evolution of analytics in sports.

With spring training back in full swing, it's never too early to see who may be early contenders for the MLB Playoffs. The Los Angeles Dodgers spent their offseason looking for power hitters and locking down their essential players to repeat last year's success. The Dodgers are preparing to gear up for another successful season and win another championship, which would make them World Series winners for three consecutive years.

Unfortunately, it's not often that a player wants to spend their whole career in Cleveland. So it means that much more when a player dedicates themselves to this city, especially when that player is as great an athlete and character as Cleveland Guardians star José Ramírez.

The Cleveland Guardians have been in the news lately for all the wrong reasons. Instead of giving more attention to the two pitchers responsible for that, I want to highlight Guardians pitchers who stepped up, stood strong, and rallied the team in the face of adversity.

A new player holds the record for most hits and multi-hit games in a single postseason, and he's exactly who everyone predicted: Ernie Clement. This was Clement's first time playing in the postseason, and he took October baseball by storm

Game 3 of the 2025 World Series was a showcase of endurance, skill, and sheer determination. The Los Angeles Dodgers and Toronto Blue Jays battled through 18 innings in a game that lasted six hours and 39 minutes, setting a new record for the longest World Series game by innings.

The MLB World Series is one of the biggest events of the year. Last year’s World Series was filled with big names ranging from Aaron Judge to Shohei Ohtani to the underdogs like Tommy Edman. This year, the Los Angeles Dodgers are facing the Toronto Blue Jays, a team that hasn’t made it to the big stage in 32 years. Let’s take a look back at how these teams have matched up and how the Dodgers were able to win it all.

The 2025 Major League Baseball Playoff season has been a whirlwind, particularly for the Seattle Mariners. The Mariners have had amazing players who have made the team fun to watch, including Julio Rodríguez, Ichiro Suzuki, and Ken Griffey Jr. With the Mariners set to face the Toronto Blue Jays in the American League Championship Series, it’s important to note that Mariners fans are grateful for every playoff game they get to experience.

On May 20th, I sat at PK Park in Eugene, Oregon with a few hundred other fans to watch Trey Yesavage make his High-A debut. Just four months later, he started on the mound for the Toronto Blue Jays in Game 2 of the ALDS. At 22 years old, his rise through the ranks has been nothing short of remarkable. Drafted 20th overall out of East Carolina University in 2024, Yesavage entered the season as the Blue Jays' number two prospect—but no one expected him to become this successful