Terry Francona sounds more interested in preparing the Reds for the season — his first as their manager — than helping add more data in an ABS test run.
With Wilson out 6 weeks, Kennedy ‘comes into play a little bit more’ for Phillies
Eldridge makes loud statement in first Giants spring training game
Mets vs. Astros spring training: How to watch on SNY on Feb. 22, 2025
Dodgers vs. Cubs: 6 takeaways from the first games of spring training 2025
Johnny Damon, Gerrit Cole and other MLB players who cut their hair after joining the Yankees
New Dodgers star Roki Sasaki drops marriage announcement out of the blue, just like Shohei Ohtani did
Tony Gonsolin shows encouraging signs in return to mound: ‘Overall, just good results’
ESPN Broke Up With MLB Because the Money Just Didn’t Add Up
The calculus behind ESPN’s decision to walk away from its longstanding partnership with Major League Baseball may have been a bit knottier than a simple cost-benefit analysis would otherwise suggest—nothing’s ever simple when so many terminal zeroes are involved—but you don’t need an advanced economics degree to intuit that Disney’s departure was inevitable. For ESPN …