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The new policy, which will not affect major league stadiums, is a win for advocates who have long warned of the dangers of foul balls.

The new policy is a win for advocates who have long warned of the dangers of foul balls.

Ben Lindbergh and Meg Rowley banter about the beginning of the lockout, which marks MLB's ninth work stoppage and the first in 26 years. They also discuss a…

| Updated: 3:08 p.m. There’s nothing more American than baseball, apple pie and voter suppression. All three have a rich and storied past in this country. Yet by taking a stand against voter suppression, baseball has incurred the wrath of Utah Sen. Mike Lee. (Apple pie, thus far, has been unscathed.) Last month, Georgia enacted a series of election changes that, under any rational reading, will make it harder for residents in that state to vote. In response, Major League Baseball pulled the July All-Star game from Atlanta, moving it instead to Colorado. “Major League Baseball fundamental...

OBITUARY: Robert Charles Durfee, 1941-2021 Robert Charles Durfee, 79, of Fairhaven, passed away on January 16, 2021, surrounded by his family, after a valiant fight against Alzheimer’s. He was born to Bradford and Agnes Durfee on June 9, 1941, in Fall River, Massachusetts. Bob attended school in Fall River, graduating from Durfee High School in 1959. He had joined the Navy prior to his graduation and upon completion of his basic training, became the sailor who never set foot on a ship, working on heavy equipment as a “Sea-Bee” with duty stations in Port Huaneme and Okinawa, before endin...