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History sometimes forgets that Pearl Harbor also triggered one of the most significant letters in presidential history: the Green Light Letter in which President Franklin D. Roosevelt encouraged baseball owners to keep playing.

The free-agency tour of MLB’s biggest superstar has been defined by a solemn sense of secrecy. What would it take to inject some humor into the proceedings?

White Sox decline comment, but potential move to Music City viewed as long shot

They played hungover baseball with Jack White, fought bouncers alongside Kings Of Leon, and received wisdom from Billy Gibbons: they're the Cadillac Three, and these are their stories

The free agent chase for the two-time MVP is heating up, and Toronto has emerged as a serious bidder for his services.

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers has signed a bill that spends half-a-billion in taxpayer dollars to help the Milwaukee Brewers cover stadium repairs over the next three decades

The late Gerry Fraley has been honored with the BBWAA Career Excellence Award

From Chief Judge Michael Urbanski's opinion posted yesterday in Peyton v. Kuhn (W.D. Va.): [The Amended Complaint alleges the following:] Peyton was recruited to play baseball for Radford University ("Radford") by Radford's former baseball coach, Joe Raccuia, who was replaced by Kuhn prior to Peyton's matriculation. Peyton found many of…

Piniella was one of eight managers, executives and umpires on the Contemporary Baseball Era ballot Sunday. Jim Leyland was the only one voted in to the Hall of Fame

Jim Leyland, who led the Florida Marlins to a World Series title in 1997 and won 1,769 regular-season games over 22 seasons as an entertaining and at-times crusty big league manager, was elected to baseball’s Hall of Fame

It’s all about looking like your morning revolves around a run and a fancy flat white. Just don’t forget the baseball cap