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MLB owners, players, and fans are all bracing for what is sure to be a heated offseason of labor negotiations. There’s a practical consensus that a lockout will occur as owners try and implement a salary cap that the players have long been united in opposing. The only question is how long this lockout will last.
A pet peeve of many baseball viewers is when a defensive player has their sunglasses on their hat, rather than over their eyes, when the sun is out.
And during Sunday’s game against the New York Mets at Citizens Bank Park, Philadelphia Phillies rookie outfielder Gabriel Rincones Jr. did put on his sunglasses, but he waited until the ...
As MLB faces a near-certain lockout following the current season, one of the biggest questions to be answered in new CBA negotiations is how the league’s local broadcast rights will look.
As part of its initial proposal to players, MLB laid out a framework in which all 30 clubs would share local media revenue equally, with the broader id...
The Texas Rangers surprise move to switch direct-to-consumer streaming platforms mid-season has resulted in criticism due to the state of the new platform BZZR.
The Rangers announced on Wednesday, during...
Major League Baseball has been running pro-salary cap ads on MLB.tv as labor negotiations with the MLB Players Association begin to intensify, and the campaign is already drawing pointed criticism—including from The Dan Le Batard Show.
The ads, which are part of an advertising campaign called “Level the Playing Field,” have been p...