ATLANTA (ANF/Gray News) - Terrance Gore, a 3-time MLB World Series champion, has died, according to multiple reports. He was 34. On a social media post, the MLB announced the news of his death. Gore ...

Three-time World Series champion Terrance Gore has died at age 34, the Kansas City Royals announced Saturday. Gore was a member of the Royals when they won the American League Championship Series in ...

Enjoy this while it lasts. Because when a salary cap or some other mechanism to limit spending is implemented – and it will be implemented – the golden era of Dodgers baseball will be over. This isn’t ...

Dalton Rushing returned to Louisville to speak at UofL baseball's annual leadoff dinner. Rushing made his MLB debut with the Los Angeles Dodgers on May 15. The Louisville Cardinals are fresh off a ...

The Dodgers will make a return trip to the White House in recognition of their latest World Series title. President Trump is planning to host the team but no date has been set for the ceremony, a ...

The offseason for baseball in 2025 is rapidly coming to a close as spring training is a mere month away. A few teams have taken full advantage of the players that became free agents, and that includes ...

SEATTLE (AP) — The day after longtime Mariners broadcaster Rick Rizzs announced he will retire at the end of the 2026 season following his 41st year in the Seattle booth, he pleaded for the team to ...

Los Angeles Dodgers Spring Training starts in just under three weeks, which is enough time for a final retrospective on the 2025 season that ended with a thrilling World Series victory. Although the ...

Terrance Gore, a World Series champion outfielder, died Friday, MLB announced. He was 34. “We are heartbroken from the loss of Terrance Gore, and send our love to his family and loved ones,” Kansas ...

Spring training serves many purposes. Young players are in camp trying to make a name for themselves. Stars are trying to get ready for the season. Then there are the grizzled veterans trying to stay ...

Mickey Lolich, a three-time American League All-Star and the Most Valuable Player of the 1968 World Series, has died. He was 85. A left-handed pitcher, Lolich retired with a 217-191 record and 3.44 ...