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They've been at each other's throats for well over a century, but the 2013 season could take the Dodgers-Giants rivalry to new levels.

Yes, those are dark clouds hanging over the Yankees and the Red Sox as the 2013 seasons gets under way. But that means silver linings for the rest of baseball!

There's a right way and a wrong way to change teams in Major League Baseball. Just ask Kevin Youkilis. And Josh Hamilton. And their (former) fans.

Wisconsinites have been rocking the vote. No. 24 seed Miller Park has knocked off Dodger Stadium and top-seeded PNC Park. Next up, Camden Yards.

The real, unvarnished, inside story of the house that Babe Ruth (with an assist from Lou Gehrig) built before he built the House That Ruth Built.

To celebrate Fenway Park's 100th birthday, ESPN's Jim Caple takes us on a video tour of the stadium he calls his favorite -- even if there's an obstructed seat or two in the Boston Red Sox's house....

Even a century later, Fenway Park is still a magical, wondrous place to watch a baseball game.

GLENDALE, Ariz. -- This spring, there are more major league sons in the Los Angeles Dodgers' clubhouse than you might find at even a Steve Garvey family reunion. Seven, to be specific. Outfielder Tony Gwynn Jr. is the son of the legendary Hall of F...

There are almost enough sons of former major leaguers at Dodgers camp to fill out a lineup card.

Many managers are afraid to speak their minds, but not Bobby Valentine. His mouth is already in midseason form. A look at what else the often blunt Boston skipper might say before Opening Day.

For no other reason than "Why not?" we're having cap week here at the SweetSpot blog. We'll have a different post each day, something cap-related -- including Jim Caple's worst cap of all time. For today, we're asking: Which team should never change ...

Off Base delivers its annual collection of absurd spring training news, notes.

Jim Caple revisits Ted Williams' last at-bat on its 50th anniversary.

The Mariners went with a pitching and defense strategy in 2010. They ended up with the worst offense of all time.

The American League lost the All-Star Game for the first time since 1996, and the blame can be placed at the feet of manager Joe Girardi.

John Isner and Nicolas Mahut evoke the 33-inning minor league game from 1981.