A pioneering Venezuelan player who played for the White Sox and Indians, and made history in his 1970 debut, died at age 80.

Oswaldo “Ossie” Blanco, a former Chicago White Sox first baseman who carved out a historic milestone for Venezuelan players during his brief major league stint on the South Side, has died.

As Bavasi pointed out, the Dodgers of the 1950s always had four good starters. At one time or another, Preacher Roe, Johnny ...

Bob Costas welcomes the debate of baseball's greatest teams.

These 10 incidents include explosive press conferences, sideline confrontations, and physical outbursts that crossed the line ...

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Newcastle remembers Mary Dobbie, whose compassion and service transformed countless lives and strengthened the community.

During the sport's lengthy history, we have seen many managers not only emerge as the greatest to ever lead a team. but also ...

1930 — Lou Gehrig drove in eight runs with a grand slam and two doubles, and the New York Yankees outlasted the Boston Red Sox 14-13. 1932 — Cleveland’s Municipal Stadium opened and Lefty Grove and ...

Charles Dillon “Casey” Stengel Born: July 30, 1890 ( Kansas City, MO) Died: September 29, 1975 (Glendale, CA) Yankees Tenure: 1949-1960 ...

Kevin Kibler set up a July 4th roadside display of over 20 tractors spanning nearly 80 years in Edinburg Township, Ohio, to ...