Ever wonder how baseball players choose their walk-up music? Music plays before each batter steps up to the plate, before each pitcher takes the mound, but what does the music say about the player? Some players might use their walk-up … Continued

The 2014 MLB season was full of memorable games, from no-hitters, to Derek Jeter‘s final game in New York, to Game 7 of the World Series. To celebrate a fantastic season of baseball, MLB Network Radio will be airing the … Continued

Everything you need to know heading into the weekend in the world of sports. Pop. Sizzle. Two weeks ago in a start against the Boston Red Sox, Yankees pitch Michael Pineda had what looked to be pine tar on his … Continued

MLB Network Radio‘s Spring Training Tour rolled into Tempe, Ariz., on Thursday, where Jim Bowden and Casey Stern visited with the Los Angeles Angels. Los Angeles Angels 2014 outlook Mike Scioscia‘s Angels finished strong in 2013, but ended up behind … Continued

This week on MLB Network Radio, Jim Bowden took aim at MLB teams that have signed free agents to long-term, lucrative deals the past few seasons. Bowden kicked off his criticism of MLB front offices by praising the New York … Continued

The 109th World Series kicks off Wednesday night in Fenway Park between the St. Louis Cardinals and Boston Red Sox. On the surface, this pairing appears to be the most predictable matchup for the Fall Classic. Instead of those underdog … Continued

Remember this catch? Mike Trout confirmed Thursday on Ripken Baseball with Cal Ripken Jr. and Billy Ripken that it was the best catch of his career. “I just took off a little bit,” Trout said nonchalantly, “went up the fence, … Continued