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The Navy Parachute Team, the  Leap Frogs, dove into Petco Park in San Diego for the Padres' home opener against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Members of the team flew into the stadium with a special flag to honor baseball legend Jerry Coleman. So cool!

The grass is just a little bit greener, the hot dogs and pretzels smell just a little bit tastier and, despite what the thermometer outside may say, it always feels just a bit warmer. Welcome to Major League Baseball's Opening Day for the 2014 season!

All the big talk in Major League Baseball for the next few days is going to be focused on the Texas Rangers, notably former second baseman Ian Kinsler.

Texas Rangers outfielder Nelson Cruz on Saturday signed with the Baltimore Orioles for a one-year $8 million deal.

New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter, one of baseball's best players of the last 20 years and five-time World Series champion, announced today (Feb. 12) he will retire at the end of the 2014 Major League Baseball season.

The Ballpark in Arlington has a new, more specific name. WFAA in Dallas is reporting that the Texas Rangers have reached a naming agreement with Globe Life Insurance. The new name?

Michael Young, who spent 13 years as a fan favorite with the Texas Rangers, has decided to a retire, according to a report from ESPN Dallas.

My father-in-law was a huge Chicago Cubs fan. So, when I learned that the Cubs have chosen a mascot for the first time in the organizations history, I was excited. The Chicago Cubs now have a furry "bear" wearing a baseball cap as their mascot. Is it just me, or does it look more like a chipmunk?

Greg Maddux and Tom Glavine, who pitched during the dominant 1990s for the Atlanta Braves, and former Chicago White Sox slugger Frank Thomas are the 2014 class of the Baseball Hall of Fame.

Two key components of the Texas Rangers' 2013 baseball team won't be back in 2014.

One of Major League Baseball's most intimidating hitters is about to be in Arlington.

David Murphy, a favorite among many Texas Rangers fans, is about no longer be a Texas Ranger.