April 16th, 2025 by Matthew Brown It started with a dummy in Dodger blue and ended with one of baseball’s most surreal showdowns. On August 28, 1988, legendary Los Angeles Dodgers manager Tommy ...

Ben Rice is on fire. The 26-year old is one of the breakout stars of early MLB regular season action, hitting five home runs, ...

New York Mets star Francisco Lindor announced that he will be releasing his first licensed autographed cards since 2020 with trading card manufacturing company, Topps, on Monday.

For the last three years, the Red Sox ran into an oddity that flew in the face of much of their history. They stopped hitting ...

A Shohei Ohtani autographed card from his historic 2024 season has set a new record, becoming the first of the Los Angeles Dodgers star’s cards to sell for over $1 million. The one-of-a-kind ...

Opening Day is finally here, which means we have actual baseball after 147 days of waiting (with the exception of a couple games in Japan). If only MLB could have gotten its streaming service ...

Massive collection stored in California home for 35 years includes Pre-War T206 baseball cards, complete sets from 1956 to 1975, early 1900's baseball items and rare 1940 Topps boxes GRANITE BAY ...

There are still seven months and 2,428 regular season games to go in Major League Baseball’s 2025 season. Plenty of time to chug vinegar. Today, though, we’re looking at the sweeter side ...

Turns out there really was a “monster” under this bed. A Kansas babysitter received a hair-raising fright Monday night when she came face-to-face with a grown man hiding underneath a child’s ...

Evan Longoria ignited the card-collecting social media world this week when he posted a baseball card he recently signed for Topps. Sure, Longoria has plenty of signed cards — well over 1,000 ...

An injury to one Major League Baseball player can offer an opportunity for a teammate. The Atlanta Braves have lost right-handed hitting catcher, Sean Murphy, 30, to a cracked rib. The Braves ...

Why has pro baseball made it so hard for today’s pitchers to achieve greatness? Credit...Nick Fancher for The New York Times Supported by By Bruce Schoenfeld Mr. Schoenfeld is a frequent ...