Author: Gabe Lacques, USA TODAY

The Athletics are just a signature or two away from a lucrative landing spot in Las Vegas.

The passion of Athletics fans was on full display Tuesday night during their “reverse boycott.” Unfortunately, passion cannot compete with greed.

If Major League Baseball warms to the idea of relegation, it may want to consider an entire division instead of just a single team.

Hazardous smoke from Canadian wildfires forced MLB to postpone games for a second consecutive day.

Billed as the longest-running Pride event in MLB, fans took pains to note there was nothing particularly subversive about the Nats-D-backs game.

The Athletics’ Las Vegas relocation effort was dealt a significant setback Tuesday when lawmakers in Nevada failed to take action.

Combined, the Padres, Phillies and Mets will spend $1.1 billion, including luxury-tax penalties. But all have dug early holes they must escape.

Winners of seven of their last eight series, the New York Yankees are playing as well as anyone and they’re gaining ground on the first-place Rays.

After months spent preparing for this scenario, MLB is taking over the TV broadcasts of the Padres after Bally Sports fell behind on rights payments.