By Daniel Johnson Dave Parker, Pittsburgh Pirates right fielder, died on June 28 at 74 after battling Parkinson’s.

The last inning of "The Cobra" was on June 28, and the entire PNC Park was quiet. The post Pirates Star Planning Huge Step to ...

Dave Parker embodied the Negro Leagues. His swag, flair and ebullient demeanor on the baseball diamond conjured images of the showman.

It was a fitting way for Aroldis Chapman to reach a historic career save milestone. The flamethrowing left-hander came to MLB ...

When everything seemed to be slipping away, Notre Dame found its grit—and its identity—under the stormy lights of Spartan ...

NEO A&M College has announced its Class of 2025 Athletics Hall of Fame inductees! See the full list of athletes, coaches and ...

Fourth of July horse racing brings a weekend festival at Saratoga, the Iowa Derby and Indiana Derby, and the Coral-Eclipse in ...

With the bullpen taking a beating, San Francisco made a change, recalling Mason Black from Triple-A Sacramento, and optioning ...

PITTSBURGH — Dave Parker, a hard-hitting outfielder who was set to be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame next month, has ...

Reds Hall of Famer Cesar Geronimo, who won two World Series as a member of the Big Red Machine, was training for a different career before baseball.

A's shortstop Jacob Wilson has been having a standout rookie season, which doesn't surprise his former coach at Grand Canyon University.

Asked to construct the perfect box-to-box midfielder and your hypothetical project would likely resemble something close to ...