MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL

Cincinnati starter Hunter Greene had a dominant outing, but host Pittsburgh was able to scratch out the game's only run in the eighth and didn't have to bat in the ninth.

Dusty Baker was ostensibly brought to Washington to help a star-laden team get over the top. He left, falling short of that goal -- but he harbors no ill-will toward Dave Martinez, his friend who won a title after Baker exited.

With grip issues and lost home runs, the game's most fundamental piece of equipment sparks scrutiny.

The emergence of new accusations against Dodgers pitcher Trevor Bauer is the latest chapter in MLB's nearly year-long effort to gain control of a scandal like none it has previously faced.

Bauer, a former Cy Young winner, hasn't pitched since last summer, when he was accused by a California woman of assaulting her during consensual sex. He said he plans to appeal the suspension.

MLB's letter revealed New York was fined $100,000 to communicate stolen signs but little else of consequence.

The Post reported last week on some of the problems with those broadcasts, from technical difficulties to commentary that lagged behind video feeds.

Major League Baseball is readying a decision on potential discipline that could come as early as this week.

Kyle Schwarber was furious with Angel Hernandez after the Phillies loss to the Brewers. Data was on Schwarber's side.

Missed calls. Delayed commentary. When broadcasters stay home, calling baseball can get ugly quickly.

Baltimore must play in the loaded American League East with the lowest payroll in baseball.

Always a beat slow and a decade or two late, baseball is trying to catch up with the times, as long as there's money to be made.

The lofty expectations that surround the Yankees are as constant as the pinstripes themselves, but this team looks a lot like last year's.

Red Sox catcher Kevin Plawecki, team staffers test positive for coronavirus.

Pulled Sunday after eight innings, 20-year-old Roki Sasaki has now thrown 17 straight perfect innings in Japan's top baseball league.

It’s unclear what the Lerner family’s openness to selling the Nationals says about the state of their business empire, but it comes at a time when the industry in which they made their fortune — commercial real estate — faces major uncertainty.