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The Arizona Fall League is underway and Oakland Athletics infielder Brett Harris is already showing off his on base skills. Harris is just 2-for-7 at the plate, but has walked seven times through...

Do you know how many humans have ever been struck by Thunder? Zero. If you are old enough to have played Pokemon, you probably saw Pikachu use "Thundershock." If you’re old enough to remember...

On the day of Fred McGriff's Baseball Hall of Fame induction, the Atlanta Braves' Triple-A affiliate did right by Crime Dog with a Tom Emanski tribute.

No negativity, for once. Only the positives here. Consider it a palate cleanser before the second half begins.

This is the digital version of The Pulse. If you want it earlier, start every morning with The Pulse delivered to your inbox. Sign up here. Good morning! Who’s going No. 1 on Sunday? Nuance is a wonderful thing and, when we lose it — which happens often in today’s media landscape — incorrect narratives can flourish unchecked. As Brendan Quinn details today in a massive story, there’s no better example of this than the LIV/PGA/Saudi golf “merger.” Let’s start with the mone...

The Mets won the ballgame Wednesday night, 4-3, but that’s really just semantics. Try this one on for size: The Mets didn’t lose the ballgame, 4-3.

Wander Franco's showboat move where he flipped the baseball to himself and finished the play, came in route of a Rays sweep over the Pirates and it got the baseball world talking

So the bowl season is here. I am excited.

Former Braves first baseman Fred "The Crime Dog" McGriff was elected to Cooperstown on Sunday while Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens and Curt Schilling were passed over by a Baseball Hall of Fame committee.

Former Toronto Blue Jay Fred McGriff was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday. McGriff, nicknamed the "Crime Dog," spent his first five seasons in Toronto, hitting 125 home runs and 305 RBIs.