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Baseball could be in the midst of a Dodgers dynasty, a much-debated word reserved for teams achieving sweeping success.

The San Francisco Giants hired University of Tennessee coach Tony Vitello as their manager on Wednesday for his first job in professional baseball.

Freddie Freeman is returning to his family roots when the Los Angeles Dodgers open defense of their World Series championship against the Blue Jays in Toronto on Friday.

Freddie Freeman is returning to his family roots when the Los Angeles Dodgers open defense of their World Series championship against the Blue Jays in Toronto on Friday.

Nationals outfielder James Wood brought the lumber to the District last season. Now he's looking for some hardware.

Shohei Ohtani keeps finding ways to top himself. Baseball's two-way superstar has been inspiring awe with his bat and arm from his days in Japan to joining the Los Angeles Dodgers on the once-biggest contract in North American pro sports.

The Los Angeles Angels are landing a new manager, with Kurt Suzuki, who was a catcher with the Washington Nationals during their 2019 World Series run, taking over the top role in the dugout, according to multiple reports Tuesday.

Canada's only major league team will have an entire country behind it during the World Series and has a chance of claiming the championship of America's pastime at a time when U.S.-Canada relations remain near historic lows.

President Trump on Monday honored NCAA baseball champs Louisiana State University and NAIA champs Louisiana State University-Shreveport with a joint White House celebration to mark their stellar 2025 seasons.

Once Shohei Ohtani homered for the third time - shortly after wrapping up his six scoreless innings on the mound - the superlatives began in earnest.