Blaine Brown (Rice) and Colton Book (Saint Joseph’s) earned weekly honors from the College Baseball Foundation (CBF) for ...

There's times where the Seattle Mariners starting rotation better resembles a laboratory ran by mad scientists rather than a pitching staff. Despite being argua ...

Jenna Bush Hager and her husband, Henry Hager, have been married since 2008 and share three children. By all accounts, the Today host is happily married, but that didn’t stop her from worrying ...

Van Horn brought in Kuhio Aloy off the bench, who greeted Louis Rodriguez with a two-run double off the wall in left on the first pitch to give the Hogs the lead. That would be all the offense ...

George Armitage, who directed, wrote and produced films including “Grosse Pointe Blank” and “Miami Blues,” died Saturday in Playa del Rey, his son Brent confirmed. He was 83. Raised in ...

George W. Bush‘s post-presidency painting career has always drawn a potent combination of ridicule and fascination, but rarely has the subject of who taught him to put brush to canvas come up ...

However, for the Red Sox, taking back a questionable outfielder and a young prospect with no big league experience for one of the better players in Major League Baseball doesn't help them ...

May features nasty movement on his fastball, and his lanky, funky delivery deceives hitters in a variety of ways, along with a plus off-speed pitch. The Dodgers did not give up on May, who is ...

“It felt amazing to be back,” May, 27, said after pitching in a competitive big league environment for the first time in 21 months. “Huge, huge weight has been lifted off my shoulders.

And I am, and forever will be, a baseball nerd. It is an essential part of my DNA. When I was in the ninth grade, I became friends with Matt Cornetta because he was the only other kid I knew who ...

Hodo, the first and only batter Copenhaver faced, blasted Alabama’s third home run of the afternoon on the fifth pitch of the at bat to right-center — the same spot as Lebron’s two homers.

George Will writes a twice-weekly column on politics and domestic and foreign affairs. He began his column with The Post in 1974, and he received the Pulitzer Prize for commentary in 1977.