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Mariners’ radio voice Rick Rizzs missing homestand after ATV accident

Rizzs is reportedly "banged up," but not suffering serious injuries, and is expected to return soon.

A Seattle-area radio host held an awkward interview with Baltimore Orioles reliever Felix Bautista over the use of the "King Felix" nickname.

Home plate umpire Mark Carlson seemed intent on clocking out for the night.

"What I quickly discovered is that I had found my home. (Seattle) has become my home."

"It's important to have different voices in baseball because we are fans too."

Many wondered if the NFL would actually move a game over baseball, but it now seems like they're planning to do so.

The 68-year-old was quick on his feet and managed to get out of the foul ball’s way, allowing his water bottle to absorb the brunt of the hit.

Jesse Winker ended his broadcasting career before it even began

The Cruzer died of cancer at the age of 67.

"Oh and your fastball is not what 100??? Stop loser! Such a clown comment."

"What a night! What. A. Night!"

"It's very important to us that we stay on the cutting edge of all the newest developments in baseball statistics."

Incredible play and a hilarious call.

Fairly played for six MLB franchises from 1958-78, then called games for three franchises from 1979-2006.

Root Sports Pittsburgh, Rocky Mountain and Southwest will be changing to the AT&T Sports Network brand.

Fresh off his induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame, Ken Griffey Jr. is going to be doing...

Things are not going well these days for the Chicago White Sox. They entered play on Monday night...