Today in sports history, October 21 ...

Harimoto, who finished his career with 3,085 hits and is the only player in NPB history to reach 3,000, died at a Tokyo ...

Expansion is coming. Among all of the current issues and talking points surrounding Major League Baseball and the upcoming ...

Merrill Reese sat in his living room chair, awaiting the rapid-fire questions from his wife as she prepared the longtime ...

A century ago, NBC’s leaders were quick to recognize the importance of sports as a cornerstone of the fledgling national ...

On this day, September 11, 1985, Pete Rose made Major League Baseball history by breaking Ty Cobb's long-standing 57-year-old record for the most hits in a baseball career. 4192, a number that may ...

A red Cadillac, chrome swangas and a Lil' Flip soundtrack made UH's new pregame tradition one of college football's Week 1 ...

Former MLB first baseman Pat Putnam has died, according to the Florida Weekly. He was 72. Putnam died Aug. 25 in Punta Gorda, ...

This Date in Baseball, September 12 - Cleveland extends winning streak to 20 games, match AL mark of the 2002 A’s ...

ATLANTA (AP) — Junior Caminero hit his 39th home run, one of four homers by Tampa Bay, and the Rays beat the Atlanta Braves 7-1 on Tuesday night. Freddy Peralta (8-11) allowed just one run in six ...

With 18 games remaining in the regular season, Crow-Armstrong still has an opportunity to become the eighth 40-40 player in MLB history.

"Rival owners predict that the Cincinnati Reds could be the next MLB team sold," USA TODAY's Bob Nightengale wrote.