These remarkable home runs are a reminder that even in the most annoying seasons, there's always something fun about baseball.

On Oct. 12, 1926, Babe Ruth visited Artillery Park in Wilkes-Barre and he blasted what he felt was the longest home run he'd ever hit — the tale of the tape showed that it was an estimated 650 feet.

Fry was down 0-2 against one of Detroit's best relievers when he delivered the swing that kept Cleveland's season alive.

Yankees superstar Aaron Judge fell short of the hallowed 60-home run mark in 2024, as well as his own American League record.

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The Dodgers successfully avoided another first round exit in postseason baseball on Wednesday, at least for one more game, after topping the San Diego Padres 8-0 on the road.

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2012 — Miguel Cabrera became the first player in 45 years to achieve the batting Triple Crown in Detroit’s 1-0 victory over Kansas City. Cabrera finished with an American League-leading .330 average, ...

2001 — Seattle’s Ichiro Suzuki set the major league rookie record for hits in a season but the Mariners fell to Oakland 8-4.