Author: Gabe Lacques, USA TODAY

Nearly half of baseball’s hardest throwing pitchers this season have had reconstructive Tommy John surgery in their careers.

The Dodgers have gone a ridiculous 25-4 this month, making a run at MLB’s best record, led by MVP candidate Mookie Betts.

Nationals pitcher Stephen Strasburg, a World Series MVP and former No. 1 pick, is planning to retire in September.

For the first time since 1992, neither of the AL East’s top two teams will be the Yankees or Red Sox.

The disappointing White Sox made the “incredibly difficult” decision to fire longtime executive vice president Ken Williams and GM Rick Hahn.

How historically bad are this year’s Yankees, and how did it get so ugly? Some key numbers from the Yankees’ season to forget.

It’s been two months since A’s fans held a “reverse boycott.” But it kicked off what multiple fan groups are terming the “Summer of Sell.”

Michael Lorenzen wasn’t the highest-profile acquisition at Major League Baseball’s trade deadline. So far, though, he’s been the greatest.

The Orioles’ main TV broadcaster was reportedly suspended by ownership for talking about the first-place team’s past struggles vs. Tampa Bay.

Coming off a 101-win season, the Mets had baseball’s highest payroll ever but find themselves with a losing record, battling to stay out of last place