Melanie Martinez-Lopez

BALTIMORE -- Angel Zerpa was tasked with getting the Royals out of the fifth inning in his postseason debut. But it was not going to be easy.

NEW YORK -- MJ Melendez was preparing for his turn to face Yankees ace Gerrit Cole in the fourth inning from the on-deck circle when he noticed something different about him 10 pitches into a battle against Yuli Gurriel

NEW YORK -- Soon after the final out of the Royals' 4-2 win over the Yankees on Monday night, Maikel Garcia said, “Moments in the postseason are what can define a baseball player.” And in his first postseason run with Kansas City, he has been taking every opportunity to leave his own mark.

KANSAS CITY -- There was little panic in the Royals’ clubhouse following their 3-2 loss in Game 3 of the American League Division Series to the Yankees on Wednesday night. There was also focus on the game ahead and confidence with right-hander Michael Wacha taking the mound. “We’ve got confidence

KANSAS CITY -- After being guided by veteran players in what was the first playoff run for many of the Royals' young core of players, they now have a taste of what playing in October means -- and the heartbreak that comes with it.

Latine employees from five major sports leagues across the country were captivated by Claudia Trejos when she took the stage at MLB headquarters and shared her journey as a Latina working in sports.

Young girls and their dads made their way to Durham Bulls Athletic Park, but they weren’t there to watch the Rays’ Triple-A affiliate play ball. They arrived at the stadium to watch the All-American Women’s Baseball Classic over the weekend of Oct. 11-13. The tournament was created by Sue Zipay,

Red, white and gold lanterns lit up the New York City skyline as a crowd walked a mile down South Street Seaport. Among the hundreds of participants, 30 Major League Baseball employees wearing navy blue T-shirts with “Bean 4” on the back hoisted gold lanterns in honor of Billy Bean, a friend and colleague who

Long before Johnny Bench made magic with a wood bat in the Majors, he played baseball with an old taped-up bat that his dad would use to hit balls out in a cornfield in Binger, Okla. That type of activity was common for kids his age. But what happened to

For 20 seasons, the Tigers and Alan Trammell were synonymous. He led the team to important victories, putting him on a path that led to his eventual induction into the Hall of Fame in 2018. Behind all of the successes in the Tigers' 1984 World Series run, Trammell fought injuries