Author: Gabe Lacques, USA TODAY

MLB teams are rolling out ticket-refund policies and giving fans a choice — money now or more baseball later. And if you want a refund, you must ask.

The Boston Red Sox began the process of moving on from their own sign-stealing scandal after MLB issued minor penalties to team for 2018 misconduct.

Ex-MLB star Alex Rodriguez and Jennifer Lopez would need investor help if they wanted to buy NY Mets. It’s just a dream now but not an impossible one.

MLB is having preliminary discussions about staging a season in Arizona, an idea that could be the most complicated to pull off in sports history.

This was to be the week the Houston Astros’ bill for cheating their way to a 2017 World Series championship came due.

Chris Sale, a seven-time All-Star, will undergo Tommy John surgery and miss at least the entire 2020 season.

Major League Baseball canceled the rest of spring training and pushed opening day back at least two weeks. What does that mean for the rest of the season?

The MLB landscape is littered with one-year relief wonders, only to wither the next. Why does it remain baseball’s ‘biggest crapshoot?’

Coronavirus sparks some MLB teams to distribute pre-signed items at spring training rather than having players meet fans seeking autographs.

The Tampa Bay Rays, backed by pitchers Blake Snell and Tyler Glasnow, are built to compete with the Yankees in the AL East.