Arizona Diamondbacks

Edgar Rentería is back in the National League, where he thinks he belongs, receiving a two-year, $18.5 million contract from the Giants to replace shortstop Omar Vizquel.  

Johnson was one of two high-profile pitchers to file on the eve of baseball's free agent signing period, along with Toronto Blue Jays righthander AJ Burnett ...  

I got my baseball Hall of Fame ballot in the mail and I think this year's edition has some interesting choices. Rickey Henderson makes his first appearance, ...  

Those include recruiting another minor league team, signing the Creighton baseball team and hosting other events. Dixon said Wednesday that there is still ...  

ATLANTA - The Atlanta Braves, in dire need for healthy veteran starting pitchers, have reached a tentative agreement to acquire right-hander Javier Vazquez ...  

NEW YORK: Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig, whose sport is coming off a record year, downplayed expectations for the 2009 season, ...  

By Dave Merchant , Staff Writer The team is independent from any Major League Baseball team and belongs to the Frontier League. Rob Hilliard is one of the ...  

By Ku Rohrbach Library The Rohrbach Library at Kutztown University is bringing real living baseball history to campus to complement a major exhibit of ...  

A major league baseball player hears The Star-Spangled Banner upward of 190 times every year, and even the most patriotic among them will, at some point, ...  

By Joshua Lobdell, published Dec 03, 2008 When it comes to the Baseball Hall of Fame I am more of a purist, meaning I am one of these guys whop considers it ...  

Baseball fans are disillusioned, and here's why: Pumped up with money and medication, the sport has gotten ever bigger and badder - and more boring. ...  

NEW YORK -- Rickey Henderson, the all-time leader in runs and stolen bases, and three teammates from the 2001 World Series champion Arizona Diamondbacks ...  

Early next year, Major League Baseball will release the number of players who had first-time positive tests for amphetamines in 2008, according to The New York Times.  

Longtime front office executive Wayne Krivsky joined the Orioles on Wednesday as special assistant to the president of baseball operations.  

Experts presented recommendations to baseball Friday that they hope will decrease the frequency of broken bats in major league games.