Mookie Betts

The heave by the new Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder was measured at 305 feet, the fifth-longest since Statcast started gauging such things in 2015.

Jesse Pantuosco highlights how players and teams addressed Black Lives Matter and other social justice causes during MLB’s Opening Night Thursday in Washington and Los Angeles.

Mookie Betts, who has previously stood for the National Anthem due to his father’s service in the military, was the only Dodger to remain kneeling during Thursday night’s anthem before the game against the Giants.

According to WEEI’s Lou Merloni, Betts and the Dodgers were close to agreeing on a huge contract extension. The deal was said to be for 12 years and worth around $350 million.

Ahead of the 2020 MLB season, Tim Kelly of RADIO.COM Sports makes predictions on each of the most noteworthy awards in the National League.

The 2018 AL MVP has found himself identified as all that can go right or wrong with baseball in the coming months, ahead of a potential windfall in free agency.

With the 2020 MLB season finally looking like it will happen, many players will be making their debuts with their new teams. Which new additions will boom and which will bust?

With a three months of no baseball, new rules in place and a 60-game season, many teams and players are in different positions now than they were back in spring training.

Among those differences in the newly mandated 60-game regular season for Major League Baseball is an old standby when it comes to generating mid-summer excitement: the trade deadline.

With MLB’s season in jeopardy and free agency looming, Mookie Betts could finish his Dodgers tenure without playing a single game. Jesse Pantuosco looks at Betts and others affected most by the prospect of a canceled 2020 season.