Babe Dahlgren analyzed Yankees greats from the bench on his way to becoming the first MLB coach implement film study.

One of the best center fielders in MLB history, Mays was a run-producing machine for the San Francisco Giants, with whom he ...

By his own standards, Aaron Judge was in a slump. In his first 25 games across the month of June, the New York Yankees slugger had hit only for a .247 batting average, hitting seven home runs, ...

Only Rogers Hornsby, who played in 1925, had a better average at .428. Aaron Judge also passed two famous seasons from Mickey Mantle (.389 in 1957 and .379 in 1956) and Lou Gehrig’s .386 average ...

(Getty Images) Gehrig died from the debilitating disease on June 2, 1941, two years after his farewell. Since 2021, June 2 has been celebrated league-wide by Major League Baseball as Lou Gehrig Day.

Honor Lou Gehrig Day by exploring 5 of his most iconic baseball cards, including his 1933 Goudey and rare rookie card - must-haves for vintage baseball card and sports card collectors.

It's been over 100 years since Lou Gehrig's MLB debut, but his legacy and impact are still widely felt. Gehrig, the first-ever MLB player to have his jersey number retired, was first revered for a ...

NORTH OF DULUTH — The 30th annual Kolar Toyota ALS Fishing Tournament on Saturday raised a record $315,650 for the fight against Lou Gehrig's disease. It was a battle for walleye and weight on ...

Honor Lou Gehrig Day by exploring 5 of his most iconic baseball cards, including his 1933 Goudey and rare rookie card - must-haves for vintage baseball card and sports card collectors.

Who is Lou Gehrig? circa 1930: Baseball star Lou Gehrig (1903 - 1941) at the moment of his home-run hit at his game between Major League and All Japan. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images) ...

MLB teams wore No. 4 patches and wristbands on Sunday ahead of Lou Gehrig Day 2025. The fifth annual edition of Lou Gehrig Day is set for June 2. Clubs not playing Monday wore the tribute one day ...

It’s just astounding to me.” Or as Jonathan Eig, author of “Luckiest Man: The Life and Death of Lou Gehrig,” puts it: “It’s superhero stuff.” As Major League Baseball holds the fifth annual Lou Gehrig ...