Baseball

After falling to Japan in the 2023 World Baseball Classic final, Team USA returns to international competition with arguably its deepest and most star‑studded roster ever assembled. With the next Classic beginning just weeks before the MLB season, securing elite pitching talent was always going to be a challenge — but thanks largely to early

On a sunny Tuesday afternoon at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium, one swing from Joe Mack may have reshaped the conversation around the Miami Marlins’ catching depth. In a 6-1 Spring Training victory over the Philadelphia Phillies, Mack delivered the defining moment — a two-out, opposite-field grand slam that showcased both his raw power and growing

The Miami Marlins kicked off their 2026 spring training campaign with a tightly contested 2-1 victory over the New York Mets on Saturday at Clover Park, highlighted by a poised performance from left-handed pitching prospect Robby Snelling. Snelling, a non-roster invitee to Miami’s big league camp for the second consecutive year, took the mound in

The 2026 MLB season is beginning to take shape, and for the Miami Marlins, there’s a quiet sense of momentum building. After an underrated 2025 campaign that saw the club finish under .500 and miss the postseason, Miami enters spring training believing it is closer than many think to returning to playoff contention for the

Federal Investigation Exposes Widespread Manipulation Federal prosecutors have charged dozens of current and former college basketball players in what authorities describe as one of the largest point-shaving schemes in modern NCAA history. According to court filings, athletes across multiple Division I programs allegedly accepted cash bribes from organized sports bettors in exchange for intentionally underperforming

Investigation Intensifies Across the League The NBA has significantly broadened its investigation into an alleged illegal gambling scheme, requesting that multiple teams turn over cell phones, digital communications, and internal documents. The inquiry escalated after federal prosecutors filed charges in connection with insider betting involving nonpublic injury and player availability information. According to publicly available

Dallas Mavericks Fire Nico Harrison A franchise in turmoil takes a decisive turn. The Dallas Mavericks are parting ways with general manager Nico Harrison after a string of controversial decisions and mounting fan frustration. The firing marks a major shift for the organization, which has faced intense scrutiny since the trade of Luka Dončić earlier

Major League Baseball has been rocked by another gambling scandal — one that federal prosecutors say cuts directly to the integrity of the sport. Cleveland Guardians pitchers Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz were indicted on charges of fraud, conspiracy, and bribery after an alleged scheme to rig individual pitches for betting purposes, according to an

Los Angeles defeats Toronto 5–4 in 11 innings to capture second straight title. When the final out of Game 7 of the 2025 World Series was recorded late Saturday night, Clayton Kershaw didn’t even realize his career had ended with another championship. The 37-year-old Dodgers legend was loosening in the bullpen, preparing for an emergency

A two-run lead was starting to slip away from the Los Angeles Dodgers in the ninth inning — along with their chance to force a World Series Game 7 — when Kiké Hernández made history. Hernández turned what looked like a tying, two-run single by Andrés Giménez into the first game-ending left field-to-second base double

Blue Jays Poised to Make History The last fully verified moment in Blue Jays history when Toronto was one win away from a World Series championship came during the 1993 World Series. After taking a 3–2 series lead over the Philadelphia Phillies, the Blue Jays returned home to SkyDome (now Rogers Centre) needing just one

Toronto beats Dodgers 6-1 in Game 5 as Yesavage fans 12 to move Blue Jays one win from first title since 1993. Trey Yesavage stood on the mound at Dodger Stadium on Wednesday night, surrounded by 52,175 roaring fans, and thought about how far he’d come — from pitching in front of 327 spectators in

Dodger Stadium was still reverberating from the wild 18-inning marathon that ended just hours earlier when the Toronto Blue Jays took the field again Monday night — weary, but not defeated. Their 3-2 loss in Game 3 felt like the kind of soul-crushing setback that can tilt an entire World Series. But inside the visiting

Freddie Freeman etched his name deeper into postseason lore Monday night, crushing a leadoff home run in the bottom of the 18th inning to lift the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 6-5 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays in a World Series classic at Dodger Stadium. The marathon contest — which lasted 6 hours and

Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred reaffirmed the league’s commitment to protecting the integrity of the sport amid growing scrutiny of legalized sports gambling, saying MLB has been “really vigilant” as betting-related scandals ripple through professional sports. Manfred’s comments come in the wake of high-profile arrests across the NBA — including Miami Heat guard Terry

Toronto leads series 1-0 as the Fall Classic returns north of the border for the first time since 1993. The Toronto Blue Jays made a thunderous return to the World Series stage Friday night, slugging their way to an emphatic 11-4 win over the defending champion Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 1 at Rogers Centre.

Toronto defeats Seattle 4-3 to win ALCS; Springer delivers signature October moment as Guerrero named ALCS MVP. George Springer completed the Toronto Blue Jays’ most important comeback since 1993 with one swing that seemed to shake Rogers Centre to its foundation. His three-run home run in the bottom of the seventh inning lifted the Blue

Series tied 3–3 as Toronto outplays Seattle to stay alive, setting up first Game 7 in 40 years Trey Yesavage stood on the bullpen mound before Game 6 of the American League Championship Series with a question that revealed both his youth and his mindset. The 22-year-old right-hander, making just his sixth career start, asked

Mookie Betts stood on the Dodger Stadium field Friday night, a commemorative World Series cap on his head and a wide smile stretched across his face, searching for words to describe what he had just witnessed. “That’s not a baseball player,” Betts said, pausing before breaking into a grin. “That’s a superhero.” Betts, of course,

Eugenio Suárez picked the perfect moment to rediscover his power swing. Suárez hit a go-ahead grand slam after Cal Raleigh’s tying homer in a five-run eighth inning, rallying the Seattle Mariners to a 6-2 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays on Friday night at T-Mobile Park. The win gave the Mariners a 3-2 lead in