MLB

Andrew McCutchen may be a grounds crew hero, but Justin Upton doesn’t care.

The San Diego Padres outfielder leaped way up over the left field fence to rob McCutchen of a two-run dinger in the bottom of the fifth inning on Tuesday night.

Cincinnati Reds pitcher Johnny Cueto is the man.

The long-haired hurler went the distance against the Washington Nationals on Tuesday, allowing just two hits and racking up 11 strikeouts in a 5-0 shutout.

Members of the Pittsburgh Pirates grounds grew were firmly seated aboard the struggle bus before Andrew McCutchen dropped his mitt and helped out.

With roaring winds and torrential rain interrupting Tuesday’s game against the San Diego Padres, stadium workers tried to unroll a tarp as quickly as possible. It didn’t go well.

The 2015 MLB All-Star Game is set to descend upon Great American Ballpark in Cincinnati, Ohio, on July 14, and this year's star-studded rosters shouldn't disappoint. 

And the biggest question this year revolves around the National League's ability to snap the American League's two-year winning streak. After shutting out the AL 8-0 in 2012, the NL has been downed in consecutive years by superior squads from the land of designated hitters. 

Participants for the 2015 MLB Home Run Derby are starting to be unveiled, and the eight-player competition is set to take on a revised format when the sport's biggest sluggers step to the plate on July 13 at Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati. 

This year, MLB has done away with the classic 10-out-per-round structure. Instead, batters will compete in a head-to-head bracket-style format that allots each participant five minutes to club as many home runs as possible. 

Cole Hamels is wasting away in Philadelphia. Just as importantly, the Philadelphia Phillies may be wasting away their opportunity to sell high on the former World Series MVP.

Much has been made about how long Philly has waited to trade Hamels and what its price for the ace may be. The price the Phillies ask for and the payment they receive, however, could vary drastically or not much at all.

Two-time Cy Young award winner Roy Halladay used to love to light up the radar gun when he was on the mound, but on Tuesday, the former MLB pitcher found out that the radar gun isn't always his friend.

The eight-time All-Star let his Twitter followers know on Tuesday afternoon that his perfect driving record finally got a blemish when a cop pulled him over for speeding.