Jim Wing, a Pima County Sports Hall of Fame baseball coach who helped Arizona win NCAA championships in 1976, 1980 and 1986, ...

Dick Allen played 15 seasons from 1963-77 for five teams, spending nine seasons with the Phillies, compiling 351 home runs, 1 ...

The Classic Baseball Era ballot includes Dick Allen, Ken Boyer, John Donaldson, Steve Garvey, Vic Harris, Tommy John, Dave Parker and Luis Tiant. Among the candidates, Garvey, John and Parker are ...

It has been a while since MLB has seen a true dynasty. Sure, the Astros have been to the World Series four times in the past ...

In fact, Waveland Events has put together the Northside Baseball Fantasy Camp where fans can experience ... Former Cubs center fielder Bob Dernier is part of the group of former players that are ...

Bob Costas, the legendary broadcaster, thought it was a good time to bring up actor Kevin Bacon. Baseball fans were not exactly thrilled. Aaron Boone and the Yankees are moving on to the ALCS.

A 28-time Emmy winner with decades of experience covering all areas of American sports, Bob Costas is beginning to irritate baseball fans. Specifically, New York Yankees and Kansas City Royals ...

"Backyard Baseball ‘97" has been re-released by Backyard Sports on Steam, Mega Cat Studios and Playground Productions announced Thursday. The re-release of "Backyard Baseball ’97" coincided ...

Legendary sportscaster Bob Costas didn’t quite rise to the occasion ... which made Costas’ lively commentary for such a routine baseball play come across as very jarring and out of place.

Longtime Bentley University baseball coach and athletic director Bob DeFelice died Sunday at age 82, the school announced. He coached the Falcons from the time the program began in 1969 through ...

Former Bentley baseball coach and athletic director Bob DeFelice died Sunday, the school announced. He was 82. Mr. DeFelice served as baseball coach from the program’s inception in 1969 until he ...

Boston College alumnus and former baseball player Bob DeFelice passed away on Sunday at the age of 82. DeFelice played for the Eagles from 1960-63 as a catcher and had a .300 career batting average.