In a hilarious appearance on Rob Friedman's Pitching Ninja podcast, Chipper Jones sets the record straight on Greg Maddux’s ...

“No, baseball.” The confusion isn’t surprising ... Most people aren’t aware of the long history of American women pulling on stirrups and tapping dust from their spikes.

There are legends in baseball. And then there’s Greg Maddux — a wizard on the mound, a Hall of Fame craftsman, and, according to his former teammate Chipper Jones, a devious, prank-pulling ...

A pitch-dark sky greets Jerry Weinstein every morning when he arrives at the Chicago Cubs spring training complex.

The hair part — not the beards, beads or stirrups — was a problem when ... “How he even got a baseball cap over there remains amazing. But spring training of ’76, we were staying at ...

Weinstein — who typically wears stirrups paired with high pants ... understanding of little intricacies of what you can call winning baseball, just good decisions on the field, is the highest ...

long hair and long stirrups. (The policy was a few years in the making; in Steinbrenner: The Last Lion of Baseball, Bill Madden describes the Boss’s growing annoyance on his first Opening Day as ...

That spring training, they announced that the team was banning beards, beads, mutton chops, long hair and long stirrups. (The policy was a few years in the making; in Steinbrenner: The Last Lion of ...

San Francisco has a long history of not being aggressive on the base paths. Might 2025 be the season that changes?

Basketball, not baseball, was his forte ... “Do you wish the players still wore stirrups?” I ask, probing. “Oh hell no. Stirrups are for nerds, man. Listen, (Carlos) Delgado used to wear ...