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

The Tigers are now seven games under .500, six games out in the AL Central and four games back in the AL wild-card race.

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When the Lodi JACL Templars won the 2015 California State AA Nisei Championship Tournament, the team was ready to hang it up after exactly a century of baseball. The old-timers were feeling their age ...

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Chris Singleton’s winding journey is bringing him back home.

The players aren’t going to budge on the salary-cap issue. Owners are adamant about salary restraint. So, hey, Sox? Spend to ...

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 ...

Join us for an engaging baseball quiz focused on players who tallied 200+ hits in a season from 2015 to 2024. With a creative ...

Battle Creek's 250 is 10-part series focusing on the top 25 male or female athletes at each of the five city schools, ...

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.

One swing in the 1995 ALDS set off a chain of baseball decisions that, three decades later, put Don Mattingly in the Phillies ...