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What is the home field advantage, does it apply to domestic situations? Alexander Gittens weighs in.

Article about the complete history of baseball featuring dates and times of important events in baseball history.

This article is about the upcoming playoff series between the New York Yankees and Cleveland Indians.

Here is a breakdown of the various seating at Fenway Park.

This article describes what it's like watching a Chicago Cubs game from an outfield rooftop.

Here is a breakdown of sitting in any section of Wrigley Field.

As baseball clubs were transformed into entertainment businesses, so grew their need for first-rate players who could attract paying crowds.

On September 6, 1995, Cal Ripken broke the most storied record in baseball, Lou Gehrig's streak of 2,130 consecutive games. Ripken played all of his games with the Baltimore Orioles, a rarity in an era when baseball players move from team to team seeking better deals.

More families are opting out of the great American pastime of attending major league baseball games than ever before. Some are staying home and watching the games on television, but growing numbers of families are flocking to minor league ballparks.

In recent years, the arrival in the United States of players like Ichiro Suzuki and Hideki Matsui has enlightened Americans about the popularity of the sport in Japan. But most Americans don't know that Japan has almost as long a baseball history as the United States.