“It’s good to get my feet wet in the first game,” said Vientos, who’s been working with infield coach Tim Leiper and bench ...

Aside from towering over most of his Athletics teammates at 6-foot-5, Nick Kurtz blends in at his locker in the middle of the clubhouse — and that’s just the way he prefers it. Even now with the extra ...

Yahoo Fantasy Baseball is open for the 2026 season, and our analysts have delivered their first batch of first base draft rankings to help you start your preparation. Whether you get the No. 1 pick or ...

With Run Prevention 2.0 in play, talk of "slug" instead of power, and notable pieces missing from Red Sox spring training, ...

Remembered for his legendary walk-off homer and Gold Glove defense, the baseball world mourns the loss of Bill Mazeroski, a true Pittsburgh Pirates icon.

Bill Mazeroski was a wizard at second base, maybe the best defensive player at that position. But one swing of his bat, on Oct. 13, 1960, against the Yankees, made him a legend.

It was Game 7 of the 1960 World Series, when an infielder known for his glove, not his bat, crushed the powerful Yankees with one swing, bringing joy to Pittsburgh.

Bill Mazeroski stood outside on a surprisingly chilly mid-February day a few years ago in Bradenton, Fla., making his annual ...

Though there may not currently be glaring holes for Francona to fill, there's still plenty to analyze as the Reds lean into ...

If third baseman Jordan Westburg misses an extended period of time, should the Orioles turn to a familiar face for ...