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The St. Louis Cardinals and Baltimore Orioles advanced to the divisional series round of their respective league playoffs with road victories on Friday in the first-ever win-or-go home MLB wild card games. Here's a recap of the action:

The Major League Baseball Playoffs are here, and I'm sure there are many looking into the crystal ball to figure out which teams will win through the playoffs.  Logic says to compare how the teams did against each other in the regular season, or which team was hot down the stretch, or who has the best best pitchers or hitters.  These are all logical ways to predict winners, but it is baseball and

The All-Star break made for a short week around the big leagues. Here’s what’s happening in Major League Baseball:

The most prized tournament in tennis, a clash of Major League Baseball division leaders and Europe crowns its football champion. Here’s what’s happening this weekend in sports:

The Boston Red Sox traded a fan favorite and the New York Yankees solved the mystery of hitting R.A. Dickey on Sunday. Here’s what’s happening in Major League Baseball:

After years of talking, a 10-week trial, and another few years of debate, Roger Clemens was found not guilty of perjury. Was this investigation even necessary?

I was surfing the net late at night and something caught my eye while looking at sports scores.  It has long been debated which stadium stands as a favorite amongst Major League Baseball Fans, and I have long felt that Missouri has been graced with some good ones.

A jury acquitted Roger Clemens on all charges Monday in his federal perjury trial, deciding the seven-time Cy Young Award winner did not lie when he denied ever using performance-enhancing drugs in front of a Congressional committee in February of 2008.

Major League Baseball has held inter-league match-ups since 1997.  This Friday, Saturday and Sunday, the I-70 Series is restored as the St. Louis Cardinals host the Kansas City Royals. This rivalry really took shape in 1985 when the Kansas City Royals won the World Series against the St...

Mets’ fan Rafael Diaz just couldn’t help himself on Saturday night as he watched his beloved Nw York Mets celebrate their first-ever no-hitter on the field. Diaz leaped from the stands and joined the frenzy between the mound and home plate, and promptly got tackled and tased by team security. “I was overcome with emotion, just being a die-hard Mets fan,” the 32-year-old Diaz explained after speni