The Latest Breaking News from Ted Williams

The Marlins second baseman is on track to hit one of the hardest metrics in MLB, and he deserves just as much hype as, if not more than, Aaron Judge’s HR feat.

The Miami Marlins second baseman’s exceptional season has given him a chance to do something no one has achieved in the majors since 1941

Twins fans are familiar with FOMO — the fear of missing out. Particularly when it comes to playoff victories over, oh, the last 20 years.

No one has hit .400 over the course of a full season since 1941, but the Marlins infielder has kept the pace up into June.

Even with Joel Embiid back, the other former MVP needs to step up.

The state of U.S. men’s tennis has improved dramatically over the last several years, but women still have a few advantages when it comes to the majors.

MILWAUKEE — The opportunities the Cardinals missed to reshape the outcome of a weekend in Wisconsin were as costly as the ones the Brewers did just enough to capitalize on.

MILWAUKEE — A mix of milestones ranging from the deeply personal to the potentially historic to the absolutely necessary merged together for the complete kind of game the Cardinals have promised.

To commemorate the greatest hoax in sports history, guess if any of these statements are hogwash, too.

As George Santos sought to woo influential Republicans last summer en route to a New York congressional seat, he quietly held a fundraiser at a lavish estate on Long Island’s North Shore.

FORT MYERS, Fla. — The skills of big league pitchers translate well into golf, or basketball. If they played football, they probably became quarterbacks. They excel at long, loose, jangly, coordinated motions, mimicking the deceptively smooth windup that produces a fastball.