Major League Baseball

    By Ron Dicker

    | 5:20PM 8/31/2011
    Take me up to the ball game -- thanks to a new offering from broadband provider Row 44, baseball fanatics won't have to miss one tobacco spit or big hit while flying, because Major League Baseball will stream games to airline passengers' WiFi devices.

    By Ron Dicker

    | 8:00AM 6/11/2011
    Between the growing secondary market (i.e. online scalping sites) and the burning desire of baseball teams to lure fans back into the stadiums, it's easier than ever to catch some major league bargains. DailyFinance has your guide to where the deals are.

    By Jonathan Berr

    | 9:00AM 2/20/2011
    Major League Baseball's worldwide spread is facing slow going in China and Africa. But America's favorite pastime is working hard to find friends in both areas, starting with footholds in Taiwan and South Africa. MLB is clearly keeping its eye on the ball overseas.

    By The Associated Press

    | 3:00AM 10/16/2010
    News Corp.'s Fox has pulled its channels off Cablevision after a programming deal expired at midnight Saturday. The move means 3 million viewers in Philadelphia and New York could miss the first game in the National League Championship Series between the Phillies and the San Francisco Giants on Saturday night.

    By Dawn Kawamoto

    | 10:50AM 8/05/2010
    Hall of Famer Nolan Ryan holds the Major League Baseball record for career strikeouts. But he may have thrown his best pitch yet Thursday, with a $385 million cash offer for the Texas Rangers that beat out an offer from techie Mark Cuban.

    By George Castle

    | 8:45PM 2/23/2010
    Baseball's hottest rookie is the XProTeX glove, which its creator says can diffuse the blow of a 100-mile-per-hour fastball to a 39 mph blooper pitch. "RoboGlove" could save millions for Major League Baseball teams, which each lost an average of 200 player days to disability last year.

    By Ron Dicker

    | 3:30PM 1/21/2010
    Fans who can't afford to make it to the ballpark this spring can bring the ballpark to them. The turf company Scotts, now an official partner of Major League Baseball, is selling the grass seed blends and fertilizers used in stadiums such as Fenway Park and Wrigley Field. Build your own Field of...

    By Mark Fightmaster

    | 12:20PM 9/16/2009
    Sports business reporter Darren Rovell at CNBC reported on September 15 that the New York Yankees are releasing their ticket prices for season ticket holders. The report notes that more than 80 percent of the tickets at Yankee Stadium will remain the same, but those able to afford the most...

    By Mark Fightmaster

    | 3:40PM 8/06/2009
    A former mainstay of childhood, baseball cards have long since become a meaningless historical footnote, occasionally garnering some small mention in the media when a family finds boxes of rare baseball cards hoarded in a deceased relative's attic. Personally speaking, the last time I purchased...

    By Jeff Bercovici

    | 4:45PM 7/06/2009
    You don't hear too many good pieces of news coming out of Tribune Co. these days, but here's one: The bankrupt media conglomerate has finally reached a long-overdue deal to sell the Chicago Cubs. The sale, reportedly at a price of around $900 million, will help Tribune pay down some of the towering...