The new Netflix documentary "Who Killed the Montreal Expos?" is a fascinating look at the now-relocated Major League Baseball franchise that called Montreal home from 1969 to 2004, particularly for ...

There's a movement away from gray road jerseys—or at least always wearing gray road jerseys—happening in baseball right now.

The Rose Bowl has requested a temporary restraining order seeking to block UCLA from moving its games to SoFi Stadium before ...

Hal Richman, now 89 years old, will be honored as part of the New York State Baseball Hall of Fame’s Class of 2025 on Sunday during its annual induction ceremony at the Hilton Hotel in Troy.

The stunning success of the Toronto Blue Jays to overcome incredible odds and hoist themselves into a league of their own, at least in the eyes of many Canadian baseball fans, has been nothing short ...

It all comes down to this. The 2025 World Series will be decided in a winner-take-all Game 7. Things could have ended on ...

When it comes to the American League and National League MVP Awards, some teams have certainly cornered the market over the ...

Umpire Jon Saphire, former Sinclair coach Steve Dintaman, former minor-leaguer Mike Day, former major-leaguer Thomas Howard and 1981 World Series MVP Steve Yeager are this year’s inductees for the ...

Expos, investing further would make them dislike me,”… ignoring the idea that when the Expos were good, Montreal loved them at a rate that would challenge the NHL’s Canadiens, a statement likely ...

"Who Killed the Montreal Expos?" premieres on the streaming platform Netflix on Oct. 21. Directed by Jean-François Poisson, viewers will get a baseball business lecture on how not to run a ...

Over the course of a baseball season, every fan experiences some sort of loathing for their team. A winless road trip, a particularly annoying relief pitcher, a confounding manager who incorrectly ...

The timing of the new Netflix sports documentary, Who Killed the Montreal Expos?, couldn’t be better— or worse, depending on where you live, because Canadian baseball is in the North American ...