Major League Baseball

Let's face it, the Buffalo Sabres stink! So like any good sports team when you have something you don't want you trade it. So let's trade the Buffalo Sabres.

There will be free events for kids ages 5 to 12-years-old.

When you buy peanuts at a ballpark, you're supposed to buy Cracker Jacks, too. Entering 2022, there's a new face on the classic snack at New York ballparks.

The MLB has a program that focuses on bringing baseball to America's inner-cities and Buffalo's own Willie Hutch Jones Educational and Sports Program announced that it has been chosen as an affiliate to aid the program's mission in Buffalo.

If you were hoping to watch Major League Baseball in Buffalo this year, hopefully you were on your game. The tickets sold out in just hours.

There is so much up in the air with coronavirus still. When will people be able to really go back to work? Will kids be going back to school? What will happen with sports?

It's playoff time for Major League baseball! Here is what happens when the cameraman gets too close to what is happening!!

This is the day that baseball’s TV era began.  Up until then you could only listen on the radio or go to the game yourself.  But in 1939, the first baseball game to be televised was broadcast from Ebbets Field in Brooklyn – a game between the Cincinnati Reds and the Brooklyn Dodgers.  Red Barber did the play by play, but very few people were able to see the game because not very many people owned

His name was Ray Chapman. He was a shortstop with the Cleveland Indians in 1920. He was one of the team’s major stars and their best infielder. But his name became a footnote in history when he became the first and only player in major league baseball to die after being hit by a baseball. It happened at the Polo Grounds in New York City in a game against the Yankees. Chapman had a reputation f