Baseball

Astros fans, I’m here to tell you: This is going to be a special year. Mark it down.

I was humbled that an organization I’ve always respected, as an outsider, was showing interest in me so early in the process.

Welcome to Fair or Foul, a series in which athletes are asked to make quick and candid judgements on pop culture. Next up is baseball legend David Ortiz.

Welcome to Fair or Foul, a series in which athletes are asked to make quick and candid judgements on pop culture. Next up is World Series champion Dexter Fowler

When I came to this city, I didn’t know if I had a future. Now I have a home.

At the 20th Annual Turn 2 Foundation Dinner, best selling author and radio personality Angie Martinez moderated a TPT panel which...

Did that really happen? Did I really just go deep in Game 7?

In this installment, Curtis Granderson of the New York Mets takes a first step in helping people living in the "food deserts" of New York City.

I’ve got so many damn ticket requests coming in, and I’m like, Dude, I’m not a player! I can’t get you tickets. Go to StubHub.

This is going to be really fun, Cleveland. Let’s bring another championship trophy home.

The Cubs beat the Dodgers Saturday in Game 6 of the NLCS, putting them one step closer to their first Series title in 108 years. Athletes from across the sports

What I’m most thankful for is now. This exact moment. It’s an amazing time to be a Jays fan.

I know how hungry our fans are for a World Series. I live here. I get it.

Hey Boston. The playoffs start tonight. You ready?

My father told me a long time ago if you follow the pitching you’ll always win.

Some players are born to be Yankees, you know what I’m saying? I was born to play against the Yankees.

Derek Jeter expresses his condolences to the family of José Fernández.

Athletes across sports took to social media to both share their grief and to honor and remember one of baseball's brightest young stars.

New York Mets pitcher Noah Syndergaard does his best "Thor" impression on an unsuspecting piñata in Studio B.

For Maine-Endwell, a Little League team from central New York, the summer of 2016 has been like a movie.

I know millennials get a bad rap for being too absorbed in their smartphones and their online lives, but I think people miss the point when they apply this kind

Welcome to Best of America, a fill-in-the-blank style sitdown where athletes name the best of the best that they've experienced across America in their travels

We all really wanted to be here. We wanted to win in New York.

Next up is former major league lefty (and noted Rastafarian-Buddhist-communist-Roman Catholic) Bill Lee.