The '88 Orioles exceeded Sox frustration this year
The Chicago White Sox faced a rough start to the season, being swept by the Minnesota Twins which led to comparisons with historically poor MLB teams. [ more ]
This Day In Dodgers History: Jackie Robinson Signs Contract; Vin Scully Misses 2012 Home Opener & Dodger Stadium First Game
Jackie Robinson's contract purchase was a monumental moment in Dodgers and MLB history, leading to breaking the color barrier in 1947.
Vin Scully's absence in the Dodgers broadcast booth in 2012 marked a significant event, ending his streak of 35 years announcing the team's home opener. [ more ]
This Day In Dodgers History: Orel Hershiser's Scoreless Innings Streak Snapped
Orel Hershiser's record-setting 59 consecutive scoreless innings streak was snapped in 1989, but he went on to have an outstanding season.
Hershiser's 'Bulldog' mentality was highlighted in his tenacious pitching performances, breaking Don Drysdale's previous scoreless innings record. [ more ]
White Sox have Opening Day starter, but will they have an ace?
The White Sox have had a history of notable aces on their pitching staffs like Chris Sale and Mark Buehrle.
Garrett Crochet being named the Opening Day starter is a surprise due to his lack of prior starting experience, but it showcases the team's need for a new rotation and his potential. [ more ]
The Milwaukee Braves proposed a payment to terminate their lease early, but the offer was refused.
Several notable events in MLB history occurred, including the St. Louis Cardinals and St. Louis Browns opting to stop broadcasting home games to raise attendance. [ more ]
Carl Erskine, a legendary Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher, known for his two no-hitters, World Series record strikeouts, and a part of the 1955 championship team, passed away at 97. [ more ]
Carl Erskine, Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher and last surviving member of 'Boys of Summer,' dies at 97 * Brooklyn Paper
Carl Erskine, a legendary Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher, passed away at 97, last of 1950s team survivors, with significant World Series performances. [ more ]
A's colorful and winning Oakland legacy will remain no matter when team leaves Bay Area
The A's are known for memorable teams, players, and moments in both on-field performances and off-field quirks.
One of the most iconic moments in A's history is the incredible 20-game winning streak in 2002 led by notable players like Cory Lidle and Miguel Tejada. [ more ]
This Date in Baseball - Bryce Harper makes the 100th HR of his career his first-ever grand slam
Notable historical moments in baseball on April 14, spanning from William Howard Taft's first pitch to milestone achievements by players like Sandy Koufax and Nolan Ryan. [ more ]
The 1970 Mets, despite being defending champions, celebrated winning an Opening Day game as a significant achievement.
Winning on Opening Day was a crucial milestone for the Mets who had struggled to secure a victory on this occasion despite their World Series win. [ more ]