MLB

If the final pitch of the 2020 baseball season comes closer to Christmas than Halloween, that's fine with the players. Major League Baseball owners ratified a 17-page agreement with the union on Friday in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, with players willing to extend the season as long as needed to cover as close to a full schedule as possible.

Injured New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge still has not resumed baseball activities.

Two planned regular-season MLB series in Mexico and Puerto Rico have been canceled.

Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred announced that opening day is delayed until mid-May at the earliest.

A minor leaguer for the New York Yankees has tested positive for the coronavirus, becoming the first known player affiliated with Major League Baseball to contract COVID-19.

Major League Baseball will delay opening day by at least 2 weeks and will suspend the rest of the spring training schedule in response to the coronavirus.

New York Yankees slugger Aaron Judge has a broken rib and it's not clear whether he will need surgery, leaving doubt when he'll be back in the lineup.

Tim Tebow is leaving the Mets' big league team and heading to minor league camp.

Aaron Judge has not given up on being ready for the the New York Yankees' opener at Baltimore on March 26 but still does not know the cause of soreness in his right pectoral muscle and shoulder.

Nearly two dozen New York Yankees games that will air on broadcast television will also stream live on Amazon Prime Video with enhanced real-time data.

New York Yankees star Aaron Judge has undergone an MRI and further tests as the team tries to determine the cause of his ailing right shoulder.

Tim Tebow will be playing in the World Baseball Classic. But not for Team USA.

Luis Severino needs Tommy John surgery and will miss the 2020 season.

New York Yankees right-hander Luis Severino says it is "definitely frustrating" to be shut down in spring training for the second consecutive year.