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The Los Angeles Dodgers will pay a record $169.4 million luxury tax after winning their second straight World Series title, raising their two-year total to $272.4 million.

Merrill Kelly's return to the desert is official after the Arizona Diamondbacks announced on Friday that a two-year, $40 million deal has been finalized.

The Los Angeles Angels reached a confidential settlement Friday in a lawsuit over the drug overdose death of pitcher Tyler Skaggs.

Former All-Star pitcher John Means says he tore an Achilles tendon this week just before he was to sign a 2026 contract.

Retired NASCAR driver Greg Biffle was believed to be on the plane that crashed outside of Charlotte, North Carolina, on Thursday, killing all seven people aboard. He joins a somber roll of athletes who died in plane or helicopter crashes, including ...

The Washington Nationals have extended their youth movement from the dugout to the front office this offseason. The franchise introduced 31-year-old Anirudh Kilambi as its new general manager on Thursday.

The Nationals have found their new general manager. The franchise has hired Ani Kilambi, a former assistant general manager with the Philadelphia Phillies, to help oversee the rebuilding club.

An overhauled front office hasn't brought a fresh offseason approach for the Washington Nationals.

After a short and unsuccessful stint in the major leagues, Cody Ponce was pitching in Asia and still trying to find a mental approach that worked for him on the mound.

Left-hander Foster Griffin and the Washington Nationals agreed to a one-year, $5.5 million contract for 2026 on Tuesday.