An 83-year-old amputee was forced to use the stairs in order to complete a TSA PreCheck appointment at the GCIC Building in Hagåtña because the building’s elevators remain broken for about ...

There's plenty of reasons most baseball players aren't 6-foot-4. But Old Fort's Ryan Adelsperger isn't one of them.

Siri’s glove is much more his calling card. He’s coming off a .187/.255/.366 showing over a career-high 130 games as a member of the Rays. The Mets acquired him in an offseason trade despite ...

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — New York Mets outfielder Jose Siri is headed to the injured list with a broken left leg. Siri fouled a pitch off the leg Saturday against the Athletics and had to be carted ...

“What’s always blown me away is how well the Flying Squirrels blend the entertainment, the community engagement, and the baseball,” says Trey Wilson, Director of Communications and Broadcasting for ...

HOUSTON (AP) — A fan grabbed the ball out of Mike Trout's glove after the Los Angeles Angels star reached into the right field stands Saturday night to make what appeared to be a great catch against ...

"It was really special for them to be here today." Tadlock's a 56-year-old baseball lifer. Even so, witnessing Trombello's brush with death, the anxious days and weeks after and then his return to ...

Since the 26-year-old first baseman’s deal became official, details of the contract have emerged, beyond the mammoth $325-million signing bonus that will save Guerrero millions of dollars in taxes.

For the last decade and a half, the Liberty baseball team has gone without an on-campus home, but the Leopards will soon have their old stomping grounds back and better than ever. The soon-to-be ...

Vintage Base Ball Opening Day – Historic Ramsey House (April ... This weekend, the Ramsey House is reliving baseball’s century and a half of impact on America, bringing it back to the very beginning.

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Sportswriters treated them with utmost reverence, and many assured their readers that they would never be broken. They were wrong. There’s no such thing as an eternal record in baseball.