Indians Bench Coach Brad Mills Opts Out Of 2020 MLB Season
Cleveland Indians manager Terry Francona said his longtime bench coach Brad Mills has left the club to be with his family.
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Cleveland Indians manager Terry Francona said his longtime bench coach Brad Mills has left the club to be with his family.
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher David Price has announced he will not participate in the 2020 MLB season.
The tests are done and it's time to play ball. The Red Sox get back to work Friday at Fenway Park.
Baseball is back at Fenway Park, but the old ball yard is a lot different than the one everyone is used to.
The Red Sox began "summer camp" at Fenway Park on Friday, but not everyone was able to participate. Boston did indeed have "some" players test positive for COVID-19 earlier this week.
The COVID-19 pandemic has already claimed 102 MLB games this season. Another game was added to the list on Friday.
At Fenway Park, weights and other exercise equipment were set up Thursday in the concourse under the seats that Red Sox fans won't be allowed to occupy when the season finally starts.
As they get set to start summer camp at Fenway Park on Friday, the Red Sox had to take care of some roster business on Thursday.
With Massachusetts arriving in Phase 3 of its coronavirus reopening plan, games will be allowed to be played at Fenway Park this summer.
After all of the acrimony and bad publicity, MLB commissioner Rob Manfred ... kind of just said that it was all a waste of time.
With Cam Newton the latest to join the esteemed club, here's a look at as many Massachuetts-themed Boston athletes we could think of.
Red Sox players reported for duty on Wednesday. Again.
Major League Baseball will play a shortened season amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The minor leagues will have no such luxury.
It shouldn't take long for Blaze Jordan to become a fan favorite among Red Sox fans, whether it's because of his unique name or ability to hit some towering homers.
A handful of MLB players are opting out of the abbreviated 2020 season, deciding to stay home as the country deals with the COVID-19 pandemic. With workouts set to begin at Fenway Park on Friday, the Red Sox aren't expecting any players to sit this season out.
