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Major League Baseball was in crisis. Players and owners were locked in a heated labor dispute that threatened to derail the ...

The Los Angeles Dodgers have had a top-10 payroll in each full season since they were purchased by the Guggenheim ownership ...

The Oregonian/OregonLive examined the Portland Diamond Project’s ambitious effort to bring baseball to the city. Here's what ...

The MLB commissioner compares the spending strategies of today's Dodgers with those of George Steinbrenner's Yankees.

Nearly three years ago, the Yankees and Astros were at each other’s throats. While it is nowhere near the rivalry between the ...

The MLB is currently at 30 teams, and commissioner Rob Manfred has hinted at the possibility of expanding the league to ...

The plan needs to overcome questions about funding and the stadium site. Backers also need an owner willing to spend billions ...

Major League Baseball has played at the “Field of Dreams” movie site. Now baseball is eager to see just how big a crowd will ...

A record crowd of 1,300-plus attended Sports Business Journal’s CAA World Congress of Sports with questions and concerns ...

Two teams, the Athletics and Tampa Bay Rays, are averaging 10,047 and 10,046 fans per game, respectively. Granted, both are playing in temporary homes with the A’s in Sacramento and the Rays in Tampa.

Orlando’s ongoing effort to lure the Tampa Bay Rays, or perhaps a Major League Baseball expansion team to Central Florida, gained major traction Thursday with the announcement that $1.5 billion in ...