Café Con Lindor makes fashion statement with latest guest KidSuper
Francisco Lindor is known for his eye for fashion. So on the latest episode of his “Café Con Lindor” content series, the Mets shortstop brought on a guest renowned in the fashion world: KidSuper, the founder of the eponymous Brooklyn clothing brand.
In casing you missed it, here's how the Brewers cooked up the Sausage Race
Not only was former Brewers reliever Mike Fetters in the house, he was in the game during the sixth inning at County Stadium on June 27, 1993, when, to everyone’s surprise, the left-field gate swung open and baseball’s original mascot race came to life. Three decades after Milwaukee’s in-game Sausage
Celebrity golf tourney continues tradition of benefiting MLB Youth Academy
NEWPORT COAST, Calif. – What do Mariners shortstop J.P. Crawford and Reds ace Hunter Greene have in common? In addition to being key contributors to their teams’ 2025 postseason runs, both are also alumni of the MLB Youth Academy in Compton. On Monday morning, after the coastal morning haze lifted,
Vladdy dons game-worn hockey hero's jersey ahead of Game 7
TORONTO -- Another Game 7, another hockey jersey for Vladimir Guerrero Jr. This time, he’s repping Captain Clutch. Guerrero walked into Rogers Centre Saturday afternoon wearing the red Team Canada jersey of the great Marie-Philip Poulin, the Canadian hockey icon.
Playoff celebrity sightings
Fan favorite Pillar on hand as Blue Jays launch initiative for special needs kids
TORONTO -- As the World Series returns north of the border for the first time in 32 years, the Blue Jays and Major League Baseball are making sure the entire community gets in on the celebration. Ahead of Friday night’s Game 1 against the Dodgers, MLB, the Blue Jays and
Lights, camera, 'Abbott': Schwarber films TV cameo after 4-HR game
PHILADELPHIA -- It wouldn't be unheard of for a professional athlete to do a few extra TV hits in the wake of a record-setting performance -- and that was certainly the case for Phillies star Kyle Schwarber following his four-homer, nine-RBI game on Thursday night. But this was a bit
An oral history of Progressive Field's 'Superman' moment
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Fairbanks a modern renaissance man
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A trip inside Seinfeld Night with the Brooklyn Cyclones
If you were dropped into the middle of the Brooklyn Cyclones' Seinfeld Night -- like we were earlier this month -- the mobs of people, the crazy costumes, the ridiculous overall atmosphere might cause you to stand up and scream one of George Costanza's famous lines.
MLB partners with Ghostwrite on first-of-its-kind blind-box figures
Fans of MLB collectibles now have a new object of desire. The Ghostwrite toy brand has partnered with MLB to launch its first Game Face collection of MLB blind-box toys, or "ghosts," that tell the story of the 2025 season through collectible figures consisting of 19 players and one Famous
4th of July Weekend Fits🔥
'Going, Going, Gone: The Magic of the Home Run' coming to Roku Channel
It's an event that touches all of the senses: the crack of the bat, the roar of the crowd, the smell of the grass, the touch of a high-five to the euphoric fan in the next seat. But what does a home run feel like? We'll get an answer to
'Couldn’t do it without her': Martin credits wife, Jenna, for success
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Nimmo's wife Chelsea a 'rock star' new mother
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Lindor 'flawlessly cool' in magazine feature
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From cleats to outreach, Griffey carries on Jackie's legacy
Some revolutions are big from the very start. When Jackie Robinson signed on the dotted line at Branch Rickey’s office on Montague Street in Brooklyn on August 28, 1945, there was no going back. It was either going to be a spectacular success, or a crushing setback. But Rickey believed
Willi's technicolor dream ... gloves? Inside Castro's colorful collection
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Takashi Murakami x MLB Tokyo Series collection launches today
Fanatics and Complex are unveiling the Takashi Murakami x MLB Tokyo Series collection on Friday. The exclusive partnership highlights the collaboration between the renowned Japanese contemporary artist Takashi Murakami and Major League Baseball (MLB), bringing together two cultural icons to celebrate two of the league’s most storied teams for a
Dreyer teaching way of the Rubik's Cube to Dodgers teammates
GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Jack Dreyer may be a Minor Leaguer in a clubhouse full of big league veterans, but he's found that he has something to teach even the most experienced of ballplayers: the way of the cube. The more you look around the clubhouse at Camelback Ranch, the more
Brick by brick, Hurt rebuilding arm strength
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Hip-hop icon Nelly to perform at Target Field on July 11
Target Field will become Nellyville on Friday, July 11, as the Minnesota Twins today announced that legendary global hip hop icon Nelly will perform a postgame concert, presented by TickPick, following that night’s Twins vs. Pittsburgh Pirates game. Admission to the concert is free with a ticket for that night’s
Yelich's prized bat tells story of friendship with the legendary Ueck
PHOENIX -- Christian Yelich moved from station to station early Friday morning with a baseball bat on his shoulder. It was the Brewers’ photo day, a Spring Training rite of passage that produces the pictures you see all season long on baseball cards, on stadium scoreboards, in wire service stories
U.S. Mint had never made a Congressional Gold Medal like Larry Doby's
The United States Mint was unaccustomed to requests like the one made by Larry Doby Jr. For centuries, the bureau of the Department of the Treasury has been responsible for designing and casting the Congressional Gold Medal -- the highest civilian honor in the country. And as part of that
Greene steps up for young athletes affected by LA fires
CINCINNATI -- The scope of the wildfires across Greater Los Angeles and Southern California is so large, as lives have been lost and thousands of homes along with entire neighborhoods, schools and more have been engulfed in flames. Even small acts of giving help, however, and Reds pitcher Hunter Greene