This is obviously the same play as shown in the sleuthing photo. What appears to have happened is that Wendelstedt, the third ...

A two-sport star at Wake Forest, who helped the Eagles win the championship in 1960, died Wednesday at age 90.

On December 24th, 1969, St. Lois Cardinals outfielder Curt Flood, who was traded to the Philadelphia Phillies, refused to be ...

Revology launched its version of the 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429, utilizing modern engineering to revisit the renowned muscle car. Revology's version of the Boss 429 sources its power (710 thumping ...

There are very few players across professional baseball that have left as complete and as enduring a legacy on the game of professional baseball as Johnny Bench has. Considered by many to be the heart ...

Few storylines are more compelling than a long winning streak, with the excitement growing higher day by day. They can’t go on forever, but they’re fun while they last. The white-hot Brewers finally ...

Former Gophers baseball first baseman Mike Walseth, who was first-team All-Big Ten in 1968 and 1969 and first-team All-America in 1969, died Saturday. Walseth was 77. Walseth, who was living in St.

Mother's Day weekend in Major League Baseball was all about the pink bats, heartfelt messages for moms and nothing but good vibes around the league. This weekend? Much different story with no love to ...

The Redmen will be led into the 1969 season by two All New England players, shortstop and co-captain, Joe DiSarcina, and outfielder, Bob Hansen. Joe played brilliantly the past two years and has hit ...

This week brings Valentine’s Day, and with it the memories of getting a lot of well-meaning cards back in elementary school. In the 1960s it was left up to the classroom teacher to decide how (or if) ...

The saying "Records are made to be broken" is about as old as the existence of sports records themselves. But in baseball, some achievements truly stretch the limits of that adage. Johnny Vander ...

Telling the story of baseball without the Negro Leagues would paint an incomplete and narrow picture of America’s pastime. Baseball’s history is finally getting a revision. Negro Leagues statistics ...