Author: Gabe Lacques, USA TODAY

There was a time when weekly highlight shows “NBA Inside Stuff” and “This Week in Baseball” were staples on the Saturday morning TV schedule.

MLB teams are rolling out ticket-refund policies and giving fans a choice — money now or more baseball later. And if you want a refund, you must ask.

MLB is not yet canceling games outright, but will grant teams the right to refund game tickets for dates postponed by coronavirus.

Teams risk alienating fans when they wait to cancel games and offer refunds on the $1 billion in consumer capital they hold along with ticket brokers.

The Boston Red Sox began the process of moving on from their own sign-stealing scandal after MLB issued minor penalties to team for 2018 misconduct.

The Korea Baseball Organization will launch its 144-game season on May 5, while here in the USA we can only hope to see MLB games this summer.

Ex-MLB star Alex Rodriguez and Jennifer Lopez would need investor help if they wanted to buy NY Mets. It’s just a dream now but not an impossible one.

Forbes released its annual list of franchise values and projected that 28 of 30 clubs saw appreciation in 2019.

MLB is having preliminary discussions about staging a season in Arizona, an idea that could be the most complicated to pull off in sports history.

MLB confirmed it is considering a scenario in which all 30 teams would play games in Arizona, but noted that it “has not settled on that option.”