The Houston Astros are no longer contending for the 2024 World Series after their swift elimination in the American League wild card, leaving fans to spend October reminiscing about ghosts of ...

Mr. October' has not been spotted much in the Bronx in recent years, but that could soon change. On Friday, New York Post columnist Jon Heyman reported that Ha ...

Gerrit Cole has developed into one of the best pitchers in MLB. The reigning Cy Young Award winner has been solid throughout his career, however, when he made the move from the Pittsburgh Pirates to ...

Break out the beloved tin-foil hat, my friends, because we're venturing down the conspiracy ... memorable examples in the New England Patriots and Houston Astros. Yes, this funny business has extended ...

The Houston Astros watched their season come to an end at the hands of the Detroit Tigers in the American League Wild Card round earlier this month. The team won 88 games and secured yet another ...

Nick Bosa said he has yet to receive a fine from the NFL for wearing a "Make American Great Again" hat on the field following ...

HOUSTON — Longtime Astros third baseman and now free agent Alex Bregman has won his first-ever Gold Glove Award, Rawlings announced Sunday night. Bregman becomes the second third baseman in ...

Houston third base coach and longtime MLB player Gary Pettis will not return to the Astros in 2025, according to USA Today's Bob Nightengale. The Astros reportedly opted against renewing Pettis ...

It’s the first time in eight years, the Astros aren’t part of it. Houston does have a lot of question marks in the offseason, none bigger than third-baseman Alex Bregman. While Bregman ...

HOUSTON — The Houston Astros will not renew the contract of longtime third-base coach Gary Pettis, a team source told The Athletic on Monday, ending Pettis’ decade-long tenure with the ballclub.

Astros general manager Dana Brown said they’ve had many talks on their own free agent third baseman Alex Bregman, and opined, “I think we have a really good chance.” But word for now is ...

2022 — Alex Ovechkin scores 787th career goal for the Washington Capitals surpassing Gordie Howe of the Detroit Red Wings, for all-time NHL record for most goals scored for a single team, in 3-2 loss ...