Winning one Baseball Writers’ Association of America award is an achievement that belongs to a pretty small minority of ...

The Cooperstown case for Freddie Freeman is getting to the point where we're safe to start calling him a "future Hall of Famer." The 12 years with the Braves carry a ton of weight here, but is there a ...

In the rafters of the Rogers Centre, above the scoreboard and the field-facing hotel windows, a line of banners honors the ...

Nobody in the Blue Jays’ lineup for Game 5 of the World Series, an emphatic 6-1 thumping of the Dodgers, was alive in 1993.

The World Series going on right now is the 121st in the history of Major League Baseball. And in the Los Angeles Dodgers' 6-5, 18-inning win over the Toronto Blue Jays in Game 3, another all-time ...

What they did have: Albert Pujols and Chris Carpenter, who vanquished Roy Halladay and the Phillies in an epic NLDS ... Nope, not a sentimental choice here. These Cubs won 103 games and were a ...

You could make the argument that everyone from the 2020 class has been forgotten, but d'Arnaud was admirably productive in the COVID-shortened season. He hit .321 with a .919 OPS and was a maniac ...

It is really easy to focus on the negative aspects of the Chicago Cubs' season when it ends on a bitter note, like it did. They forced a game five with the Milwaukee Brewers in the National League ...

While the Chicago Cubs' front office has several important decisions they need to make regarding bolstering their pitching staff this offseason, the most complex one by far is what to do with Shota ...

The Pope may be spreading positivity and love to everyone, but one Chicago Cubs fan heard a playful jab from the most recognizable Chicago White Sox fan in the world. Pope Leo XIV made an appearance ...

The Chicago Cubs roster was built with a focus on emphasizing defense. That multiyear process resulted in Major League Baseball’s best all-around defense and six players named finalists Wednesday for ...

The Windy City rivalry made its way to the Vatican on Wednesday when Pope Leo XIV, perhaps the world's most famous White Sox fan, seemed to take some glee from the Chicago Cubs' playoff elimination.