Major League Baseball

I was checking out some of the teams' Opening Day rosters to see who made it and who didn't. In doing so I noticed some familiar names with equally familiar hometowns next to them.

Police in Georgia say that former Atlanta Braves star Otis Nixon has been located.

Since debuting with the New York Mets in 2015, pitcher Noah Syndergaard has become a fan-favorite in the Big Apple. As one of the most awe-inspiring aces pitching in Major League Baseball today, Syndergaard was quick to establish a memorable persona. That was doubly helped when a photo of him working out dressed like Thor made the rounds. The flowing blonde locks, the Norwegian name, and the larger-than-life profile made the nickname stick. Now, Marvel and the Mets have teamed up to give "Thor" his very own bobblehead in a promotion this season. Rather than just making a plain Thor in Mets colors however, the team and publisher are going all out with this original and exclusive design.

A promise is a promise.

Seth Lugo, who was both a starting pitcher and reliever for minor league Las Vegas, is expected to fill the same role for the Mets.

It's that time of the year again, Baseball season is upon us! The grass is cut, the balls are waxed, the bats are tarred, and everyone is ready to play ball. So, here are some of my favorite manager meltdowns in baseball history. Enjoy!

Josh Hamilton is the biggest free agent in baseball this winter along with Angel pitcher Zach Grienke. The latest reports have Hamilton discussing his future with the Rangers but no deals have been agreed to.

What's old could become new again for Major League Baseball. Sources say Major League Baseball and the players' association have talked about realigning both the National League and the American League.