On the eve of Pride Month, MLB is making all the wrong headlines, with ongoing controversy surrounding the LA Dodgers’ upcoming Pride Night and a Toronto Blue Jays pitcher sharing anti-LGBTQIA+ posts.

Today’s the calm before tomorrow’s Super Regional softball storm, but baseball’s conference tourneys are already raging.

Over the weekend, several teams choked on diamond dust with little or no time to bounce their seasons back.

Same. No. 2 Wake Forest, No. 3 Florida, No. 4 Vanderbilt, and No. 5 Arkansas were all upset by lower-ranked or unranked teams, and not all were one-off losses — the latter three dropped their whole dang series.

Midway through the softball and baseball seasons, there are a few teams prepping for deep runs.

Spring vibes, a clean slate, a renewed sense of optimism for your team — there’s nothing quite like MLB Opening Day.

Team USA’s quest to repeat as World Baseball Classic (WBC) champs came up just short as the stars and stripes lost 3–2 to Team Japan in last night’s gold medal game.

Pack up your winter gear and grab some peanuts and cracker jacks because spring is springing early with the start of the World Baseball Classic, aka the world cup of baseball, beginning in earnest today for the first time in six years after COVID-19 canceled the 2021 edition.

The first weeks of a season are always illuminating — some teams live up to their preseason hype, while others are forced to take a long, hard look in the mirror.

The road to the men’s College World Series (CWS) in Omaha, NE, begins today.

Cleveland Browns quarterback (QB) Deshaun Watson is set to return to play today after serving a measly 11-game suspension for at least 24 accusations of sexual misconduct.

Brown freshman Olivia Pichardo is officially in a league of her own after become the first woman ever named to an active DI baseball roster.