• Chase Utley Suspended For Ruben Tejada Slide

    Chase Utley performed what many believed to be an illegal slide last week, barreling into NY Mets second baseman Ruben Tejada, which resulted in a broken leg for the infielder. After a few days of deliberation, the MLB has officially suspended Utley for two games for the slide, which means he'll miss games three and four of the current 2015 playoffs' games for the LA Dodgers. Tejada is clearly out for the remainder of the year with his injury. Utley is expected to appeal the suspension. Read more on this news below.

  • New MLB Commissioner Wants to Make Baseball 'More Accessible'

    MLB has a new commissioner, and his name is Robert Manfred. Taking over for longtime commish Bud Selig Sunday, Jan. 25, the 56-year-old Manfred sent a "letter" via email to fans in one of his first acts in the big boy chair. The new Major League Baseball head was to make the sport "more accessible."

  • Wrigley Field Renovation: Cubs Stadium Will Miss Historic Bleachers at Start of Season

    Chicago's Wrigley Field is perhaps the most iconic stadium in the United States, with a legitimate claim to G.O.A.T. status over other all-time venues such as Boston's Fenway Park, Green Bay's Lambeau Field and Los Angeles's Rose Bowl. It has provided the Chicago Cubs baseball team with a home since 1916, but did not experience any drastic renovations until nearly a century later in 2014, when the team finally broke ground to fix up the crumbling structure. The current renovations mean Wrigley will be without its most signature seating area — the outfield bleachers — until May 11, more than a month after the new season begins.

  • Curt Schilling Gives Johnny Manziel Twitter Advice, Hilarity Ensues

    The Heisman Trophy winning quarterback, Cleveland Browns rookie Johnny "Football" Manziel, couldn't play his way onto the field for the majority of the season and then completely flopped when he got a chance to prove himself. Former World Series champion Curt Schilling hit Twitter with some advice that had everyone laughing.

  • MLB Announces World Series National Anthem Lineup: Trisha Yearwood, Carlos Santana and More

    Major League Baseball is set for its biggest event of the year, the World Series, and fans will be treated to a country-tinged lineup of national anthem performers. Trisha Yearwood will kick things off in Kansas City tonight, Oct. 21, followed by "American Idol's" Phillip Phillips Oct. 22, Little Big Town Oct. 24 in San Francisco and an instrumental version by Carlos Santana Oct. 25, according to radio.com.
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