White Sox’ Carlos Rodon Throws MLBs 2nd No Hitter of the 2021 Season
Chicago White Sox left hander Carlos Rodon has had an injury plagued career, including missing most of the last two years following Tommy John surgery. He got off to a...
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Joe Musgrove Pitches San Diego Padres’ 1st No Hitter
The San Diego Padres’ pitching staff underwent an extensive makeover in the 2020-21 off season as the club tried to keep up the momentum of its first playoff appearance since...
Orioles Open Season with Three Game Sweep of Red Sox at Fenway
Only three clubs made it through baseball’s opening weekend without a loss, one of which was the Baltimore Orioles. The Orioles haven’t had a winning season since 2016, but they...
Major League Baseball Will Move 2021 All Star Game Out of Atlanta
Major League Baseball announced on April 2nd that it will move the 2021 All Star Game out of Atlanta to another location. The MLB draft, which has been added to...
R.I.P. Henry Aaron
Henry Aaron, who began his professional baseball career in the old Negro Leagues and went on to break Babe Ruth’s major league record for career home runs, died on January...
Hall of Fame Pitcher Phil Niekro Dies
It seems that this year of 2020 couldn’t go away without taking one more Hall of Fame baseball player. Phil Niekro, a knuckleball pitcher who won 318 games over a...
Dodgers Beat Rays for Seventh World Series Championship
Between 2013 and 2019, the Los Angeles Dodgers won seven straight National League West titles and two National League pennants, but lost two World Series. This year, they won the...
Rays Even World Series at 1-1 Behind Brandon Lowe’s Two Homers
Tampa Bay Rays second baseman Brandon Lowe had been one of the club’s better hitters in this shortened season, with 14 home runs and 37 RBIs in 56 games. He...
Rays and Dodgers Advance to the World Series
The Tampa Bay Rays avoided being only the second team to lose a seven game post season series in major league history after taking a 3-0 lead, beating the defending...
Hall of Famer Joe Morgan Dies at Age 77
Joe Morgan, who was a big part in the Cincinnati Reds’ Big Red Machine in the 1970s, is the latest Hall of Fame baseball player to pass away in 2020....
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