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The current agreement was due to expire on May 31, and the lack of a new deal had sparked fears of a repeat of 2012's disaster, when replacement refs were brought in for the start of the season.
Mets ace Freddy Peralta receives significant trade update after MLB's worst start to the season sportingnews.com
Just after Pete Alonso said that he found his start to the season to be “disappointing,” he let it rip in his first at-bat back in New York City.
Braves reportedly release $10M veteran World Series champion amid strong start to season sportingnews.com
Phillies' $10.2M All-Star in danger of being replaced by top prospect after horrid start to season sportingnews.com
It's taking a while for several of the sport's biggest names to get their seasons going.
No team in baseball had more riding on a fast start to this season than Detroit. So, uh, about that ...
The Los Angeles Dodgers and the Toronto Blue Jays have had opposite starts to the season after their epic World Series showdown last year. Can Toronto afford to have a down year with such a great roster?
The Baltimore Orioles are looking to avoid back to back disastrous season and are counting on a current injured player to save them from their woes.
The Cleveland Guardians couldn't have asked for a better start to their season after beating the Chicago Cubs on Easter sportingnews.com
Owen Caissie barely had MLB experience. Now he has a walk-off homer and Miami has a new breakout name.
The San Francisco Giants have endured a difficult start to the season, as they were swept by the New York Yankees in their three-game opening series. New manager Tony Vitello is still making the adjustment to managing at the MLB level. While being interviewed during the Giants' 3-1 loss to the ...
The Dodgers are where they were expected to be through the first weekend of the season, unbeaten heading into their three-game series against the Guardians that starts on Monday. The part that is a surprise, and the part that should have the league’s other teams concerned, is how they did it without Shohei Ohtani hitting....
In the second game of the season, it became obvious that the Mets are starting a third baseman with virtually no experience at third base and a first baseman with virtually no experience at first base.
He has been effective in his first two outings of this season — particularly in Friday’s 3-0 win over the Giants.
