Cubs Star Pete Crow-Armstrong Shares Bizarre Conspiracy Theory that Babe Ruth ‘Didn’t Exist’
Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong seems to have gone all-in for the bizarre conspiracy theory that legend Babe Ruth never existed

Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong seems to have gone all-in for the bizarre conspiracy theory that legend Babe Ruth never existed

Benches cleared on Sunday after a bunt attempt during a bid for a perfect game, which had some believing baseball’s unwritten rules had been violated.
Aspects of Dr. Anthony Fauci’s career are prominently displayed at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History, the news coming as he declined to answer questions during a congressional hearing about the Chinese coronavirus pandemic.

President Donald Trump hosts the World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers at the White House on Thursday, July 23.

While speaking at a rally in Georgia, President Donald Trump threw a vicious and unexpected jab at a baseball team that, quite frankly, deserves it.

LGBTQ sports outlet Outports reported Tuesday that attendance at Oracle Park has fallen since four San Francisco Giants players displayed Bible verses on their hats during the team’s Pride Night in June.

A scout, ironically known as “The Baseball Spy,” is going to have to find someone else to spy for after the Los Angeles Angels fired him for illegally filming coaches for the Colorado Rockies.

A Chicago Cubs fan appeared to smack a younger attendee when the latter refused to stand for the National Anthem.

Major League Baseball (MLB) will be restricting iPad usage in dugouts to prevent AI from being used to run strategy decisions.

This year’s Home Run Derby broadcast on Netflix reportedly recorded the lowest ratings in recent years.

TORONTO (AP) — Duane Ward, a two-time World Series champion and one of the most accomplished relievers in Toronto Blue Jays history, has died of natural causes, the team announced Sunday. He was 62.

Pro baseball fans are ripping singer Patti LaBelle’s rendition of the national anthem at Tuesday’s All-Star Game.

Will Ferrell was brought on to the Netflix Home Run Derby livestream to add some humor, but he did not.

Phillies star slugger Bryce Harper has taken FanDuel to task for a Cameo video message he sent to a fan, which he claims the betting site used for a purpose he was unaware of.

Los Angeles Dodgers player Kiké Hernández has announced that he will skip the team’s visit to the Trump White House later this month.

The heartfelt compliment of a certain Braves announcer turned into an unintentionally viral moment.

It has been revealed that Philadelphia Phillies star Bryce Harper sent a personal message encouraging more gambling to a FanDuel customer

America’s 250th birthday party is in full swing, but no telling of the history of America is complete without baseball.

The Baltimore Orioles are taking it on the chin and being accused of grooming kids for handing a family event over to a drag queen to host.
Major League Baseball (MLB) has blamed the San Francisco Giants for the recent Pride Night controversy by failing to communicate.

MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred has confirmed players will not be fined or penalized for wearing Bible verses.

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier launched an investigation into Major League Baseball (MLB) over the league issuing warnings to Christian players who displayed Bible verses on their caps during “Pride” night.

MLB players who wrote Bible verses on their hats when their teams decided to celebrate Pride Night have a new ally, the federal government.

Players on a minor league baseball team in York, Pennsylvania, refused Thursday to comply with LGBT messaging, and their game was forfeited.

Mike Krukow, legendary broadcaster for the San Francisco Giants, criticized players who wore Bible verses on their hats during Pride Night.

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) sent a letter to Major League Baseball (MLB) Commissioner Rob Manfred on Tuesday pressing him on “what appears to be a pattern of discrimination within MLB against baseball players who profess their Christian faith.”

California’s radical gay state Senator Scott Wiener is lashing out at the three L.A. Giants players who refused to wear Gay Pride caps.

Diamondbacks pitcher Ryan Thompson has come to the support of the L.A. Dodgers players who wore Bible verses on their caps

Vice President JD Vance and other Republicans have criticized the MLB for warning players against wearing Bible verses during Pride Night.

The San Francisco Giants caught some heat on social media Friday after hosting a mass vow renewal for 10 same-sex couples during their Pride Night.

A few San Francisco Giants players displayed their disagreement on Friday with the LGBTQ messaging leftists push every June for so-called “Pride Month.”

The Rockies’ Tyler Freeman took a 98.2 MPH fast ball straight to the head while at bat on Saturday as the team faced the Milwaukee Brewers.

The head of the baseball players’ association insisted his union will fight management’s salary cap proposal as long as it takes as bargaining moves forward with the threat of a lockout that could cancel games next season.

It is June and time for pro sports to pander and virtue signal for “Gay Pride Month” once again.

Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Tanner Scott, and his family, received death threats from fans after a recent loss to the Philadelphia Phillies, the pitcher’s wife revealed on social media.

Players were ejected on Saturday after the Tampa Bay Rays and the Los Angeles Angels engaged in a pre-game National Anthem standoff.

The Washington Nationals’ director of community relations was fired after a video was released of him claiming that the team does not use one of their pitchers in social media posts due to his Christian beliefs, according to multiple reports.

The Major League Baseball Players Association (MLBPA) hinted at a potential strike after rejecting the MLB’s salary cap proposal this week.

Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Abner Uribe was so happy on the mound Tuesday that he delivered a “suck it” chop move.

Tampa Bay Rays star shortstop Wander Franco was found criminally responsible for the abuse of a minor in the Dominican Republic, but will not face jail time after the Dominican judge ruled that he was both a victim and a defendant in the case.
