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MLB crowds jump from '21, still below pre-pandemic levels

Even with homer chases by Aaron Judge and Albert Pujols, Major League Baseball wasn't able to coax fans to ballparks at pre-pandemic levels this season, though attendance did jump substantially from the COVID-19 affected campaign in 2021. The 30 MLB teams drew nearly 64.6 million fans for the regular season

DAVID BRANDT, AP Sports Writer

Oct 06

Rangers still not winning after 1st year with Seager, Semien

ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — For Corey Seager, it was a weird feeling being at his locker in the Texas Rangers clubhouse after the regular-season finale knowing there were no more games to play. That has become all too common for the Rangers, who have now missed the playoffs six years

STEPHEN HAWKINS, AP Baseball Writer

Oct 06

Marlins face uncertainty after disappointing season

MIAMI (AP) — For the 2022 Miami Marlins, all the surprises happened off the field. The season began with Hall of Famer Derek Jeter stepping away as CEO and shareholder and ended with the departure of manager Don Mattingly. On the field, it unfolded much like it has all too

ALANIS THAMES, AP Sports Writer

Oct 06

Season wrap: Twins brace for Correa opt-out after lousy finish

MINNEAPOLIS — The Minnesota Twins came quickly out of the gate after the lockout this spring by making three bold trades and becoming the surprise landing spot for star shortstop Carlos Correa. Their momentum lasted deep into the summer, with 108 of the 182 days in the regular season spent

The Associated Press

Oct 06