Giants, Tigers Will Need All Seven Games To Decide World Series
It looks like the World Series will go the distance and seven games for the second straight year.
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It looks like the World Series will go the distance and seven games for the second straight year.
Steve Goldman from SB Nation joins Haynie & Zinno to talk about the upcoming World Series matchup between the Detroit Tigers and the San Francisco Giants.
What is the point of the regular season if the playoffs aren't going to be long enough to truly determine the best team?
The Baltimore Orioles haven't gotten this far since 1997. But the organization is making plans to sell playoff tickets for the first time in 15 years.
The 84th MLB All-Star Game kicks off at 7:30 pm this evening. The game will showcase the league's brightest young stars and accomplished and seasoned veterans in a spectacle that has gone from exhibition to "importance."
Last night was the most amazing baseball game I have ever seen.
With the series 3-2 in Texas' favor, a Rangers victory tonight will give the team their first championship in franchise history.
Who knew that the World Series would be decided by a telephone.
Let's take a behind-the-numbers look at World Series Game 5.
Orioles' Brian Roberts talks with Vinny and Kenny discussing many topics from the latest regarding his brain injury to his upcoming charity event in which he partners up with Ravens' Ray Rice.
Stop being stubborn Bud Selig. Let's finally join the 21st century and have instant replay in Major League Baseball.
I am pulling for the Texas Rangers but my gut tells me this is the year for the Cardinals.
I know some fans won't be watching because there isn't a big market team in the game, but I'll be tuning in to see some of the best hitters in the game go at it.
Mark Zinno joins the Bob and Rob Show to discuss the hottest topics from around the world of sports.
The World Series begins tonight and it features a match-up of a franchise with a great postseason history and another looking for redemption.
I'm a baseball junkie myself and I'm having trouble getting pumped up for the Texas Rangers vs the St Louis Cardinals.
The Rangers are playing the Cardinals, the Red Sox are playing X-Box.
There's nothing better then watching Yankee fans with their fingers crossed or their hands in prayer begging for their $200 million payroll to pull the game out.
Richard Justice of the Houston Chronicle, who used to cover the Orioles, remembers the life of former Oriole Mike Flanagan.
I was absolutely stunned to hear the news last night that Mike Flanagan was dead at the age of 59.
A lot of kids who play baseball dream of being in the World Series. Now some kids from Bel Air have overcome all the hurdles to get to the Cal Ripken World Series--except for perhaps the most important one.
