The trend of minor league teams adopting unique "alternate identities" for exclusive games or series is sweeping the nation.

Benjamin Hill travels the nation collecting stories about what makes Minor League Baseball unique. This excerpt from his ...

Minor League Baseball teams are attracting a new generation of fans with wacky mascots and hyper-local branding.

From rugged mountain landscapes to calming expanses of water to gleaming city skylines, Minor League Baseball stadiums offer ...

Franchise Mode is as popular as ever in MLB The Show 25. The mode allows players to take full control over an organization ...

The franchise once known as the Oakland Athletics worked for more than two decades to build a new stadium in the Bay Area. Their failed journey featured ill-fated detours to Fremont, San Jose and ...

The Wilmington Blue Rocks mascot, Mr. Celery, was voted the second-best minor league baseball mascot by USA TODAY readers. Blue Rocks owner Dave Heller is celebrating by offering fans free tickets ...

Minor League Baseball has transformed dramatically over the years, evolving into a business model far beyond its humble, "mom-and-pop" roots. Mike Melega, president and general manager of the ...

Boston Red Sox outfielder Masataka Yoshida faces delays as he recovers from shoulder surgery. Get the latest updates here.

A minor-league baseball team has debuted its new alternate logo, and it is generating plenty of attention, though maybe not for the greatest reason. The Chesapeake Baysox, a Double-A affiliate of ...

There is no home-sweet-home this year for the Tampa Bay Rays. The team opens its regular season today at an 11-thousand-seat spring-training stadium.