Former President Donald Trump's fiery response after being shot appeared to inspire MLB players' celebrations on Sunday.

Two calls by the first-base umpire went for the home team. Reviews of both showed they should have gone the other way.

An incredible, leaping, bobbling catch was nominated for play of the year... by an opposing team's writer.

As they often do, those "unwritten rules" of baseball have sparked another debate after a bizarre string of incidents.

A former MLB star has caused a stir after he turned down the St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame induction ceremony.

Among other things, he was credited with teaching the split-finger fastball to Hall of Famer Jack Morris and Cy Young winner Mike Scott.

"I got up through the minor leagues and into the big leagues playing hard and playing scrappy," O'Neill stated.

In a world full of Colin Kaepernicks, perhaps more athletes will choose to be like MLB pitcher Adam Wainwright.

MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred called him "a respected teammate" and "one of the most influential voices our game has known."

The king of the split-fingered fastball who was one of baseball's best closers of all time, Bruce Sutter, has died at the age of 69.