Tigers star back into the spotlight, igniting nostalgia, local baseball pride, and talk of the sport’s next generation in ...

The Astros followed Friday's 18-1 win with a much closer 6-4 decision on Saturday to take second in a row over the Dodgers in ...

What’s next: The Royals conclude their three-game series against the D-backs on Sunday afternoon. Michael Lorenzen (4-8, 4.95 ...

Jay Johnson and the LSU Tigers are in the midst of a critical offseason in Baton Rouge after taking home a National ...

Major League Baseball doesn't have a mercy rule. However, that's probably something that Dave Roberts, Noah Davis and the Los ...

It’s the latest example of how far Volpe has fallen, as Aaron Boone went with the lefty-swinging Grisham to face Reed Garrett ...

Kevin analyzes four hitter fantasy baseball sleepers who are surging for Week 14. Are they breakouts or fake outs? Read his ...

From budget-friendly park offerings to a one-of-a-kind urban “glampground,” here are The Post’s must-attend activities for your summer calendar.

Baseball players often hear cheers from the crowd when someone hits a home run or there’s a play at the plate. At this small independent league stadium in Utica, cheering gets louder when an ...

Miguel Rodriguez Bermudez graduated from Newark High School and was surprised while walking across the stage to receive his diploma when he was offered a contract to become a teacher in his hometown.

Major league prestige has helped Louisiana's Marucci Sports carve out a chunk of a much bigger market: selling bats to college players, high schoolers and little leaguers with big-league dreams.

Marucci Sports launched two decades ago with a secondhand lathe in a backyard shed, where one of its founders churned out perfectly balanced wooden baseball bats by hand. It's about as old school ...