Author: Steve Gardner, USA TODAY

The Yankees acknowledged a “breakthrough positive” involving the former MLB player and current third base coach.

Woman claims former MLB player F.P. Santangelo made unwanted advances toward her several years ago, allegations he says are “untrue.”

NBA punishes VP David Griffin for suggesting that referees haven’t been paying attention as Pelicans star is “mauled in the paint on a regular basis.”

April Ross draws inspiration from her mother and she seeks an Olympic gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics with beach volleyball partner Alix Klineman.

Questions surrounding the Chicago White Sox’s offseason hiring of 76-year-old Tony La Russa as manager remain pertinent.

Stylish and graceful both on and off the field, Willie Mays, the “Say Hey Kid” — born May 6, 1931 — is baseball’s oldest living Hall of Famer.

Baltimore left-hander struck out 12 in tossing the Orioles’ first individual no-hitter since Jim Palmer in 1969.

Welcome to the first installment of Three Strikes, a quick-hitting look at some of the most interesting and compelling items of the day in MLB.

Toronto Blue Jays’ Vladimir Guerrero Jr., 22, does something his Hall of Fame father never did with his three-homer game vs. Washington Nationals.

Gold Glove outfielder Mookie Betts made a diving catch to preserve the Los Angeles Dodgers’ 2-0 win over the rival San Diego Padres on Saturday night.