SAN DIEGO, CA - JULY 6: Jake McCarthy #31 of the Arizona Diamondbacks bats during a baseball game against the San Diego Padres ... Diamondbacks were locked in a battle for the top Wild Card spot in ...

Padres and Diamondbacks - These have been the two best teams in baseball since the All-Star break, but both were mediocre before the break and that was a much larger sample of baseball.

On Monday, Bello (26.6% rostered in ESPN leagues) is the second-highest ranked pitcher on the card. He'll take the ... Plan ahead in fantasy baseball with help from our Forecaster projections.

What: In a remake of the 1989 classic, a contract killer becomes the one being hunted after she refuses to murder a young woman. Director: John Woo. Starring: Nathalie Emmanuel, Omar Sy ...

When Rich Hill took the mound for the Boston Red Sox on Aug. 29, he instantly became the oldest active player in baseball. And on paper, there wasn’t much to suggest a comeback was likely.

The Milwaukee Brewers play baseball as if they are trying to get to the World Series—the one in Omaha. They are defined by their youthfulness (80% of their plate appearances have gone to players ...

Not long after the New York Mets set the modern record for losses in a single season in 1962, Craig Anderson was given a packet recapping the carnage day by day, game by miserable game. A pitcher ...

There’s optimism in Mets Land. Also: Ken’s Q&A with Francisco Lindor, the Royals’ disastrous play and the Baseball Card of the Week! I’m Levi Weaver, here with Ken Rosenthal — welcome to ...

People still want Gil Patterson to sign his baseball card from 1977. He wonders why they care, but he’s flattered, anyway, and returns each card with his signature across a photo of somebody else.

Major League Baseball superstar Shohei Ohtani has signed an exclusive long-term deal with Topps, the trading-card label owned by Fanatics Inc., as the company adds more star power to its lineup.

The Dodgers batter/pitcher is partnering with the brand on a unique global trading card deal ... 100 million annually from endorsements and non-baseball contracts. Quite possibly, that massive ...