The Latest Breaking News from MLB

Prosecutors were unable to prove a San Diego woman’s accusations of physical and sexual abuse beyond a reasonable doubt, according to the Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office.

Max Scherzer, like so many others who play, watch, or care about Major League Baseball, is ready to go.

When Rob Manfred wrote his letter to “our Fans” on Dec. 2, he explained Major League Baseball’s decision to lock out the players as a tactic to “jumpstart the negotiations and get us to an agreement that will allow the season to start on time.” Then, the league went 43…

NEW YORK — Twenty-one hours after Major League Baseball requested federal mediation, rather than issuing its planned counteroffer, the Major League Baseball Players Association rejected the league’s request.

It may be a mistake to think the baseball calendar will be the pressure point to force an agreement.

Joe West is hanging it up after an eventful career.

Roberto Ortiz became the first Puerto Rican-born umpire to join the big league staff in a series of retirements and promotions announced Friday by MLB.

The players’ union rejected Major League Baseball’s request for a federal mediator to enter stalled labor negotiations.

As Major League Baseball’s lockout enters its third month, and with minimal progress in negotiations with the MLB Players Association, the league is requesting a federal mediator to assist in reaching an agreement, multiple sources with knowledge of the situation said Thursday, confirming an ESPN report.