The previous biggest lead any team had ever blown in an All-Star Game: five, in 1955, when Mickey Mantle and Ted Williams ...

Henry "Hank" Aaron was selected as an All-Star in a record 21 of his 23 MLB seasons. Learn more about MLB All-Star Game ...

The Guardians pulled out of a 10-game nosedive with an improbable three-game sweep of the Astros on July 7-9 and then opened their four-game series with the White Sox by splitting a day-night ...

"I’ll say this today just like I did 20 years ago," Rooney said, "that it’s about the guys on the field. It’s their game, ...

Ever wondered who has the most home runs or strikeouts in MLB All-Star Game history? Find out with these fun facts about the ...

Readers of the Los Angeles Times Sports section give their thoughts on Bill Plaschke's latest column on the greatness of ...

MLB All-Star Game had it all. Flamethrowing aces lit up the radar gun like never before. Big-time sluggers launched homers.

With a 4-3 win in 11 innings at Cleveland, the White Sox won their 10th straight game, which remains one of only 15 ...

Number 5: Don Drysdale Don Drysdale should get more credit around baseball for how great he was. At 6'5 he was as imposing as any other pitcher to step on a mound.

He would have fit in perfectly with players from the 1960s and ’70s like Bob Gibson, Don Drysdale, Pete Rose and all of those fiery competitors from yesteryear.

Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw gets special recognition from Topps with a card honoring his 3,000 career ...