Rick Renick, a former Twins player who later became the third base coach for their 1987 World Series championship team, died Saturday, Jan. 31, at age 81. Renick, who was living in Sarasota, Fla., ...

He looks different now. He's in better shape, the result of a diligent winter. He sounds different. He is clear-eyed about ...

No one loves a good debate quite like baseball fans, and with that in mind, we asked each of our beat reporters to rank the ...

Colborn retired the first 14 Texas Rangers before hitting Toby Harrah with a pitch. Poquette made two sparkling plays in right field, robbing Mike Hargrove and Willie Horton of potential hits. Cowens ...

We are coming up on the 50th anniversary of the 1976 season, a landmark season for the Yankees in which they broke their ...

Carlos Beltrán and Andruw Jones joined baseball’s elite when they earned induction into the National Baseball Hall of Fame.

Rick Renick, a former Minnesota Twins player and a key member of the coaching staff during the franchise’s first World Series ...

Mr. Lynn and Mr. Suzuki, your table for two is ready. What could this middle-aged baseball writer be referencing? In Major ...

Indiana wouldn't be the first college football team to go 16-0, but the Hoosiers would be the first at the top level to do so.

Three World Series winners and a classic voice of Fenway Park are the newest members of the Red Sox Hall of Fame. Johnny Damon, Jon Lester, and Mike Timlin were selected as inductees the Red Sox ...

Houston – For Houston sports fans, some losses never fully fade. Decades later, they still live in family stories, slammed doors, and memories of where you were when it all went wrong. A new Vice TV ...