The Mets swapping the Braves for the Yankees as divisional foes? Goodbye to the Dodgers vs. Giants rivalry as we know it? Geographic realignment in MLB is more likely than you think. Or, more likely ...

MLB expansion to 32 teams is on the horizon. Here’s a look at a possible timeline and the top cities in the running for new ...

Realignment is coming to Major League Baseball. It’s not a matter of if, but when. At some point in the next decade MLB is going to expand to 32 teams. Commissioner Rob Manfred has said in the past he ...

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred has hinted that realignment is on the way. That means the Seattle Mariners will likely be paired with a new combination of opponents in their division. While it could ...

A realignment of Major League Baseball is a distinct possibility — but in that scenario, the Subway Series being an intradivision spectacle is unlikely. Commissioner Rob Manfred, who has previously ...

Major League Baseball’s (MLB) long-term vision for prosperity begins with expansion and realignment. The aspiration is to add two new expansion franchises which would lead to realignment based on ...

For Baltimore Orioles fans, MLB realignment has always sounded like the kind of chaos that could actually do Baltimore a favor. New map, new neighbors, maybe a softer landing than living in a robust ...

With Major League Baseball still planning to expand to at least 32 teams, plenty of cities are still in the running to become possible host sites for a new MLB franchise. The league has stood at 30 ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... My head is spinning. No, not because of the Rockies’ dreadful season. Like many of you, I’ve become numb to the mounting losses. My brain is doing cartwheels ...

The sport of baseball has changed a lot under MLB commissioner Rob Manfred, with the institution of the pitch clock, the infield shift ban, the ghost runner and, starting next year, the automatic ball ...

While a stadium dominates the conversation in Tampa Bay, there is another move that would benefit baseball in the market. John Romano is the sports columnist, offering his opinion on all Tampa Bay ...