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With over 100-plus seasons of professional baseball to choose from, Denny McLain turned in the single greatest individual performance. More so than in any of the four major pro sports in America , statistics is what separates baseball from the rest of the  bunch. ...

The latest cheating scandal in the sports world is again centered in baseball and it's all about the 'S' word.

Names from Parker's Pirates past come out in mass in Cobra. "The Pirates opened up their Rolodex for us," Jordan reveals. "I spoke with 75 players, agents, and people connected to Parker. I also spoke with his high school coaches."

Congratulations to former Mohawk Valley DiamondDawg John Means, who on Wednesday tossed a no-hitter for the Baltimore Orioles, and narrowly missed the rarest of the rare, a perfect game. Means, who spent one summer in Herkimer County as member of the Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs, retired all 27 Seattle Mariners he faced in Wednesday's game, a 6-0 Orioles win, and the first individual no-hitter for t

New York Yankee fans in the Utica-area may have not realized that the player who helped sink the pinstripes with a pair of home runs on Monday night once played for the Utica Brewers.

File this under the 'Unintended Consequences' tab, but Major League Baseball just screwed a player out of a piece of 'official' history due to it's own evolution, or maybe temporary tweak to what is an actual full-length game.

DeGrom was spectacular, striking out seven and allowing three hits. The two-time NL Cy Young Award winner was pulled after 77 pitches even though manager Luis Rojas said before the game his pitch count was 100.

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Baseball’s Hall of Fame has canceled its traditional outdoor induction ceremony for the second straight summer because of the pandemic.

Lew Freedman's Phillies1980! reminds us how great of a sports town Philadelphia is. In-between this weekend's NFL playoffs and the beginning of spring training, Phillies1980! is a pleasant reminder just why Americans love their baseball. No other sport like our national pastime revels in its history. Freedman does an excellent job in reminding us of this.