Major League Baseball's free agency officially opened Sunday, but it could be a fairly quiet offseason because so many teams are crying poor after a coronavirus-shortened 2020 regular season that featured no fans in stadiums.
The World Series battle gets a little tougher with Tampa Bay taking the second game.
The LA Dodgers took complete control of the first game of the World Series against the Tampa Bay Rays.
The Texas Rangers have never won a World Series, but their new home ballpark will house a champion as the 2020 World Series between the American League champion Tampa Bay Rays and National League champion Los Angeles Dodgers begins Tuesday night from Globe Life Park in Arlington.
The ALCS and NLCS games are over as the Rays and Dodgers advance to the World Series.
The NLCS and ALCS series move deeper after rallies keep the Astros and the Dodgers alive.
The MLB Season 2.0 has proven to be full of excitement, but almost didn’t happen because of COVID-19.
As Major League Baseball gets its 2020 season going, the sports gambling operator sees a huge response.
The league and its players union have come together to figure out how to end the shorter season.
Nearly four months late, the 60-game regular season starts Thursday night with two ESPN nationally televised games: New York Yankees at Washington Nationals (7 p.m. ET) and San Francisco Giants at Los Angeles Dodgers (10 p.m. ET).
