The league says no intentional changes were made to the ball, but long fly balls are traveling about 4 feet less than they did a year ago.

Baseballs are seeing increased drag during flight this season, The Athletic found in a review of MLB's available data. According to The Athletic's review, there has been more drag on baseballs in 2025 than in any of the other nine seasons that MLB has tracked this data, causing baseballs to come an average of four feet shorter than usual.

At least one high-profile Major League Baseball player believes the league is manipulating baseballs to ensure that they travel less.

Willson and William Contreras put on a show for MLB when the Milwaukee Brewers and St. Louis Cardinals matched up on Saturday.

Major League Baseball season has seen numerous former Rebels make strides and a couple have seen their dreams come true. Four Rebels have made their M

Marcelo Mayer goes deep twice for the first time, Andrew McCutchen makes some Pirates history, Byron Buxton outdoes Aaron Judge and more from Wednesday's MLB action.

Angels Star Mike Trout Makes MLB History in Orioles Game originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Los Angeles Angels lost their three-game winning streak on Friday with a 2-0 loss to the Baltimore Orioles. The offense struggled, which spoiled an overall strong night for the the pitching staff.

Texas Rangers Youth Academy to celebrate PLAY BALL Weekend throughout DFW Metroplex - Shawn Armstrong to participate in Angles in the Outfield STEM Camp presented by Lockheed Martin - Marcus Semien leads summer food distribution on Friday This Thursday through Saturday,

TV ratings and in-game attendance are up, but the league is about to take a pay cut on its media rights.

Scouting reports have largely been written ahead of the upcoming 2025 MLB draft. They just haven't penned in permanent marker just yet. A fortunate group of draft prospects still have a chance to make one final push up the board during the College Baseball World Series, which gets rolling this weekend.

AJC Senior Sports Editor Rod Beard and his son Jonathan have been to 19 of the 30 Major League Baseball parks, a tradition they started years ago.