Author: Gabe Lacques, USA TODAY

MLB is trying to contest a season across 28 cities amid a volatile virus. It may come down to how vigilant players are away from ballparks.

MLB’s extensive health and safety protocols could limit mascots’ fun at the park, but a socially-distanced furry friend is better than none at all.

After the coronavirus postponed the 2020 season, Major League Baseball is finally returning. Players will report to camp by July 1.

Will there be a 2020 MLB season? Answering all your questions about the (possible) return of baseball.

Major sports leagues are warily preparing for a return, but another wave of COVID-19 is taking shape and threatening all those plans.

Major League Baseball and the players are working to hammer out a deal that would institute some major changes for the league’s shortened season.

An unprecedented 34-day stretch of potential programming could be on tap, pandemic willing, in the sports world. Here’s how it could look.

Major League Baseball has rejected the MLBPA’s offer of a 114-game season as struggle to find common ground for a return to play continues.

L.A. County is home to Lakers, Clippers, Rams, Chargers, Kings, Dodgers, MLB All-Star Game, Sparks, Galaxy, Los Angeles FC and USC and UCLA.

MLB players will vigorously oppose any proposal with a revenue split at its center, and the revenue-salary gap will frame talks for a new labor deal.