Atlanta Braves selling $151 burger, comes with World Series ring for $25,000
The Atlanta Braves' World Champions Burger at Truist Park sells for $151. For $25,000, it comes with a limited-edition World Series ring.
Cardinals’ Albert Pujols to divorce days after wife’s brain surgery
“I have made the decision to file for divorce from my wife, Deidre,” Pujols said in a statement released by his agent.
Historic Phillies memorabilia up for auction
Historic Phillies team memorabilia, including signed bats, are up for auction.
Dodgers renew Andrew Toles' contract so he can have health insurance for mental health services: Report
Andrew Toles hasn't suited up for the Dodgers since 2018, but his contract was just renewed, according to USA Today, so he could have access to mental health resources.
Phillies' Girardi says April pitching to be battle of attrition
Philadelphia Phillies manager Joe Girardi says he thinks pitching around the majors in April will be a battle of attrition following the shortened spring training.
Castellanos, Phillies finalize a $100 million deal
Castellanos batted .309 with 34 homers, 100 RBIs and a .939 OPS last year for the Cincinnati Reds, making his first All-Star team and winning a Silver Slugger Award.
Schwarber finalizes $79 million, 4-year deal with Phillies
Kyle Schwarber and the Philadelphia Phillies have finalized their $79 million, four-year contract. Schwarber gets $19 million this year and $20 million in each of the following three seasons.
Source: Carlos Correa agrees to 3-year, $105.3 million contract with Minnesota Twins
Star shortstop Carlos Correa agreed early Saturday to a $105.3 million, three-year contract with the Minnesota Twins, a person familiar with the negotiations said.
Schwarber, Phils agree to deal for about $80M, AP source says
Kyle Schwarber has agreed to a four-year deal with the Philadelphia Phillies worth about $80 million, according to a person familiar with the negotiations.
Yankees slugger Aaron Judge won't say if he's vaccinated
Yankees star Aaron Judge refused to directly answer a question about his vaccine status Tuesday amid a requirement in New York City that every private sector employee be inoculated against the coronavirus.
Phillies boost bullpen with additions of Hand, Familia
Right-handed reliever Jeurys Familia and left-handed reliever Brad Hand have finalized one-year contracts with the Philadelphia Phillies.
MLB Lockout ends: Here's what you should know as players vote to accept new labor deal
The 99-day MLB lockout has come to a close, according to the Associated Press, with players in the league voting to accept a new labor deal offer by management. Here's what you should know about the current situation.
NL MVP Bryce Harper wants Phillies to add another big bat before season starts
The reigning NL MVP said Monday it would be a “downer” if the Phillies didn’t sign Kris Bryant, Nick Castellanos or Kyle Schwarber. The teams needs a left fielder and President Dave Dombrowski said Sunday ownership hasn’t given him any limitations on spending money.
No option: Phils manager Girardi understands he has to win
Joe Girardi isn’t concerned about managing the Philadelphia Phillies without a contract extension.
Putting 'spring' in Spring Training: Here is what weather awaits as baseball begins
Players are expected to report to their team's facilities to begin spring training by Sunday, and it looks like the weather couldn't be any better.
MLB, players reach agreement, paving way to end months-long lockout
Major League Baseball’s acrimonious lockout ended when a divided players’ association voted to accept management’s offer to salvage a 162-game season that will start April 7.
Frenzy Part II? What to expect when MLB roster freeze lifts
Players voted Thursday to halt the sport's lockout, ending a 99-day work stoppage and an accompanying roster freeze that left Carlos Correa and Freddie Freeman among the 138 big league free agents in limbo.
MLB cancels Opening Day, first two series after sides fail to reach lockout deal
Major League Baseball has canceled opening day, with Commissioner Rob Manfred announcing Tuesday the sport will lose regular-season games over a labor dispute for the first time in 27 years after acrimonious lockout talks collapsed in the hours before management’s deadline.
MLB: It's deadline day to save opening day, 162-game season schedule
Major League Baseball's lockout is now in its 89th day. Management says a deal must be reached by the end of Monday's negotiations to salvage a March 31 start to the regular season and a 162-game schedule.
MLB negotiations recessed, will resume Monday as deadline looms
The sides held a series of short and more frequent meetings that stretched into Sunday night before saying they would resume in the morning.