A few short decades ago, the idea of a pitcher with only 200 wins or a hitter with only 1,500 hits getting into the Baseball ...

John Wilson looks at the ongoing issue of early exits from the Stadium of Light — a matter of concern, or not?

“I don’t have any plans on playing next year,” the former Boston Red Sox pitcher told WEEI’s Rob Bradford on the “Baseball ...

A number of former MLB players and others with the love of baseball running through their veins are slated to attend the ...

Clayton Kershaw has thrown his last major league pitch, but he’ll give it one last go in the World Baseball Classic, pitching ...

Kershaw announced his retirement in September, finishing an 18-year major-league career with the Dodgers. He has never ...

This time last year Garrett Whitlock was fighting for his place on the Red Sox pitching staff. Now he’ll have a chance to ...

Clayton Kershaw isn't done pitching just yet, agreeing Thursday to join the U.S. team for this year's World Baseball Classic.

Clayton Kershaw, who retired at the end of last season from the Los Angeles Dodgers, turns 38 two days after the March 17 WBC ...

Other Phillies players committed to playing at the WBC include pitcher Taijuan Walker, who is set to represent Mexico, and ...

Clayton Kershaw will pitch for the U.S. in the World Baseball Classic, nearly four months after announcing his retirement ...

The United Shore Professional Baseball League (USPBL), an independent league based in Michigan, is recruiting players in order to “build the ability to pitch deep into games.” Can it be done?