What makes these baseball icons truly timeless isn’t just their athletic talent, but the legacies they left behind. Some of these men changed how the game was played, while others embodied the nature ...

Japan mourns the loss of Shigeo Nagashima, "Mr. Baseball," who passed away at 89 due to pneumonia. A Yomiuri Giants legend, Nagashima revolutionized baseball's popularity in Japan with his exceptional ...

Willie Mays, the dynamic baseball Hall of Famer who shined in all facets of the game and made a dramatic catch in the 1954 World Series, died Tuesday at the age of 93, the San Francisco Giants ...

June 2nd is a special day in the world of baseball and the MLB. This is the day we celebrate an icon of the sport with Lou Gehrig Day. This day is meant to honor the life, legacy and bravery of Lou ...

Willie Mays, who, when he wasn’t playing stickball with neighborhood kids in the streets of Harlem, helped extend New York’s golden age of baseball into the late 1950s when he played for the Giants, ...

Willie Mays, “The Say Hey Kid,” who was among the greatest baseball players of all time, won two MVPs, was a 24-time All-Star and made one of the greatest catches in the game’s history, died Tuesday ...

A key member of the Tokyo Yomiuri Giants of the 1960s and ’70s, Japan’s most enduring sports dynasty, Nagashima was a star from his first season. By Ken Belson Shigeo Nagashima, Japan’s most ...

The Hall of Famer played with the Giants in New York and San Francisco, finished with 660 home runs, made one of the best catches ever — and appeared on 'Bewitched.' By Mike Barnes Senior Editor ...

To add further hype to the upcoming World Baseball Classic, an American baseball icon will serve in a prominent role during the event. On Wednesday, Major League Baseball announced that Hall of Famer ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Editor’s Note: This column complements the conclusion of The Denver Post’s five-part series on Colorado baseball icons. We profiled Scott Bullock, Jenny ...