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After Major League Baseball's latest back-and-forth with the players, there has become a dangerous tone emanating from sports fans. People are starting to get apathetic.

Tom Brady has earned his own Michael Jordan-like ESPN documentary series, but will "Man in the Arena" be able to live up to what "The Last Dance" brought to TV viewers?

If anyone knows how suited Andrew Miller is for his current key role as MLB Players Association executive board member -- serving as one of the union's key voices -- it is his former teammate and good friend Burke Badenhop.

Major League Baseball is at a crossroads it has never faced before. This week we will find out which path it chooses to take.

Tom Brady is no longer a part of Patriot Nation, but interest in his every move has never been higher in New England. And it doesn't seem healthy.

Baseball is on the verge of losing any grip it had on sports fans in this country.

There's evidence Tom Brady was not the same during his final few years with the New England Patriots.

Major League Baseball is proposing is long list of safety precautions for a potential return to play, but should that long list be a concern to everyone involved?

Watching sports documentaries in what's currently a sports-free world makes it clear that back in the day there was much more hate in the competition. And that's a good thing.

Red Sox prospect Blake Loubier turned out to find himself as the right guy at the right time one year before everything got turned upside down.