“Hot Stove” has been on the road at different locations, including the Dream Series last month. “MLB Tonight” was remote for Hank Aaron’s celebration of 715 home runs last April in Atlanta.

Umpire Pat Hoberg has been fired by MLB for sharing sports betting accounts with a professional poker player who bet on baseball, the league announced Monday.

MLB’s RSN future has long been in a major state of flux. The Texas Rangers eschewed two popular options around the game — staying with Diamond Sports Group or going under MLB’s TV umbrella — and instead chose the direct-to-consumer model.

Reds SS Elly De La Cruz was selected as one of three cover athletes for Sony’s MLB The Show 25 video game, and the league is showcasing the young All-Star’s electric skillset in a new advertising spot launching Thursday.

Mets GM David Stearns thinks MLB needs to give smaller-market teams a better opportunity to retain their star players.

The Cubs are bringing a backyard experience to Wrigley Field.

The Texas Rangers will broadcast 15 free, over-the-air games this season, the first OTA games for the team since 2014. The first such game will be the March 28 game versus the Red Sox.

Matt Seidler on Monday filed his response in Texas state probate court to the lawsuit filed by Sheel Seidler, as the family battle for control of the San Diego Padres continues.

The Texas Rangers have formed a new business entity called Rangers Sports Media & Entertainment Company, and Neil Leibman is leaving his role as team president and COO to oversee it.