Jackson Holliday hit his first career leadoff home run, Jorge Mateo had his first homer of the season and the Baltimore ...

Pride Night rainbows are breaking out all over baseball during MLB Pride this June. And this year's Pride Guide winner is a ...

The White Sox have a surplus of catchers in the organization -- including Kyle Teel, the No. 2 prospect in the organization ...

Eight teams introduced new editions of City Connect uniforms this season. How do their new efforts stack up against their ...

The jerseys hit ... The white “RED SOX” lettering mimics the scoreboard typeface. Yellow numbers on the front reference the live scoring indicators. Even the back numbers feature notches ...

Chicago White Sox fans ... Pope Leo XIV jersey is. After a local ABC station showed the store's co-owner Josh Ganal, holding up a No. 14 jersey with Pope Leo written across the back, Josh's ...

The Red Sox are paying homage ... Each player’s jersey numbers appear in yellow on the front, a tribute to the Fisk and Pesky poles. On the back, white numbers with a notch at the top pay ...

The Reds have been honoring the Hit King all season long by sporting a No. 14 jersey patch ... The team is even pushing back its start time against the Chicago White Sox to commemorate the ...

The White Sox themselves quickly embraced the connection. They sent a custom jersey and hat straight to ... which his attorneys argued that he fired back in self-defense. He avoided a potentially ...

That title belongs to another South Side Catholic, former pitcher Donn Pall, who earned the nickname “The Pope” back when he played for the White Sox from ... shipped a jersey and a hat ...

Father Farrell, the vicar general of the Order of St. Augustine, also said he texted the pope to confirm his allegiance and received a "papal text" back ... A pinstripe White Sox jersey with ...

Last summer on B/R, we took a look at 10 classic MLB jerseys that should be brought back. When you make a list ... home uniforms of the Chicago White Sox from 1982-1986, but they were too much ...