Cincinnati Reds pitcher Trevor Bauer organized a “sandlot” baseball game with MLB and other sports at a standstill due to the coronavirus.

Major League Baseball announced on Thursday morning that it has canceled spring training and pushed back the regular season.

With government officials keeping close tabs on the spread of the coronavirus, the Mariners could be sticking around the Valley past spring training.

The Milwaukee Brewers have officially signed outfielder Christian Yelich to a nine-year, $215 million deal, the team announced on Friday.

Most baseball fans in the Valley will have to wait a day to get a taste of spring training as rain showers canceled six of the eight games on Saturday.

In times like these, we need sport to shine. We need sports to set examples and illuminate the path. To stand above the lying and the cheating.

MLB went ahead with its planned rules changes for this season, including the requirement that a pitcher must face at least 3 batters or end the half-inning.

Our own 98.7 FM Arizona's Sports Station's Dan Bickley writes that the Houston Astros should be vacated of their 2017 World Series and two ALCS titles.

Don Larsen -- the only pitcher to ever throw a perfect game in a World Series game -- died Wednesday night at the age of 90.

The starting pitching matchup for Wednesday's Game 7 in Houston will pit former D-backs pitchers Zack Greinke and Max Scherzer against each other.