Baseball

To those who didn't know Yogi personally, he was one of the greatest baseball players and Yankees of all time.

Just like on the first day of elementary school, we ask athletes to answer 10 questions about themselves so you can get to know them...

When David Ortiz was growing up in Santo Domingo, his family didn’t have enough money to buy real baseballs, so he used the head of his sister’s baby doll inste

I have stepped up to the plate more than 9,000 times in my career. In my mind, you know how many hits I thought I was gonna get? More than 9,000.

When I think about the 2004 playoffs, I think about Kevin Millar. Nothing would have been possible without this guy. What a freaking character, man

A lot of people would not know the name David Ortiz if it wasn’t for my homie Pedro Martinez.

Before he became a member of the 500-home run club, a nine-time All-Star and a three-time World Series champion, David Ortiz was just a kid from Santo Domingo,

I take this stuff seriously. And with that in mind, I present my all-time top five wrestlers, plus a few bonus opinions thrown in.

Before he became a member of the 500-home run club, a nine-time All-Star and a three-time World Series champion, David Ortiz was just a kid from Santo Domingo,

Honestly, one of the toughest things about catching an ace is the pressure you feel not to screw it up.

We play a game for a living, and because of that, we sometimes treat the final result as if it’s a matter of life or death.

It was the first day of school, with one small difference. “School” was the San Francisco Giants.

I hope everyone knows: I have always wanted to play. I have always wanted to pitch every single chance I get.

Reflecting on it all these years later, I realize that the streak was never about the streak. It was about giving all I could for the team I loved

I never liked the term “Ball Boy.” I’m 24 years old. I’m not a little boy. I prefer “Ball Man,” but I get it. It’s not as catchy; you lose the alliteration fact

Introducing Tribune Mailbag, a new series featuring athletes and fans in conversation.

Reds All-Star Todd Frazier reflects on the 1998 Little League World Series championship.

Every ballpark has its own magic. I've been photographing Major League Baseball since 1987, a career that has taken me to thousands of...

Players' Tribune photographer Robert Beck spent a recent Saturday at a mega-baseball complex near Tijuana to get a look at how béisbol is played south of the bo

There’s always another kid out there to whom I can pay it forward.

This is 'From Where I See It,' and for our first entry, we wandered in and outside of Yankee Stadium to get stories from the people behind the scenes.

Clayton Kershaw joins Ben Lyons on the #RealFanLife podcast to talk about the Dodgers' chances of a run in October, his beloved Dallas...

Throughout my career, I have taken a lot of pride in debunking the notion that baseball players aren’t fit.

A lot of times when athletes get hurt in a gruesome way, they don't really talk about it. For me? My worst injury was the biggest moment in my career.