Major League Baseball (MLB) today announced that the Automated Ball Strike (ABS) Challenge System has been approved for Major League play by a vote of the Joint Competition Committee. Beginning in ...

Starting next season, MLB players will be able to challenge balls and strikes a few times per game. A vote on Tuesday ...

In a development that many Major League Baseball fans have been calling for for a long while, it was officially announced ...

The ABS Challenge System, which allows pitchers and hitters to change an umpire's call using technology, will be allowed for the 2026 MLB season.

Major League Baseball announced on Sept. 23 that the ABS challenge system was approved for MLB play by a vote of the joint competition committee.

For the first time in decades, the first pitch of the MLB season won't be seen on traditional broadcast television.

After a stellar season as one of St. Louis' top relievers, Leahy will report to spring training as a candidate for the starting rotation.

Baldelli's status as manager is still an open question. What, exactly, turned the 2025 Twins into a train wreck is as well.

Brewers third baseman Caleb Durbin is the best WashU product in MLB in 50-plus years. As his team preps for the playoffs, he ...

The team’s offense was unable to capitalize on a staff-wide 3.45 ERA that leads baseball with three games left to play in the ...

The Tigers secured a spot in the wild-card round Saturday, holding off the Boston Red Sox, 2-1, at Fenway Park.