A day later, the man who broke his bat in about the most mysterious way possible still wasn’t sure exactly what happened. But ...

Wilyer Abreu joins Carlos Santana and Hall of Famer Jim Rice among the rare few called for a strike on a bat they never fully swung.

They built a baseball bat machine that launches balls at 425 km/h and sent them flying over 225 meters. Then they started ...

Red Sox outfielder Wilyer Abreu explained what happened on a bizarre viral incident that occurred during Tuesday's game.

In an a recent spring training game, Wilyer Abreu broke his bat on a check-swing, and now is providing a theory.

They built a spinning “bat helicopter” with baseball bats moving at over 150 mph at the sweet spot. A pneumatic launcher feeds in everything from footballs to potatoes to a full watermelon. Some ...

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A simple game of rock, paper, scissors won this young fan a bat from Astros star Jeremy Peña at Spring Training.

Before Bo Bichette signed with the Mets in January, the focus of Brett Baty’s offseason defensive work was third base. If anything, the Mets were rumored to be in the market for a corner outfielder ...

MLB's offseason is winding down, spring training is underway and nearly all of the top free agents are off the table. The 2026 season is almost here. The top available free agent, Kyle Tucker, landed ...