Major League Baseball announced its television rights deals for the next three seasons and part of those deals impacted the Colorado Rockies.

Randy Jones, the San Diego Padres’ first Cy Young Award winner, died from unknown causes at age 75 on Tuesday.

Randy Jones, who won a Cy Young Award with the San Diego Padres before finishing his career with the Mets, died Tuesday at age 75.

ESPN's press release says it has become the rights holder for MLB.TV, meaning thousands of games will now be available on the ...

The Houston Astros had a struggling offense this past season that was very inconsistent. It was one of the reasons they did ...

No pitcher in Padres history had back-to-back seasons like Jones had in 1975-76. He should have won back-to-back Cy Young ...

As MLB free agency begins in earnest with the qualifying offer deadline behind us, right-hander Dylan Cease hits the open market with one of the more vexing résumés of any front-end arm in recent ...

Mr. Jones still holds the Padres franchise records with 253 starts, 71 complete games, 18 shutouts, and 1,766 innings pitched ...

The deals announced Wednesday — ESPN as the new home for streaming out-of-market games, NBC/Peacock as the new home for the ...

Randy Jones, the southpaw who won the National League Cy Young Award in 1976, died Tuesday at age 75.

Former Cy Young winner Randy Jones has died, the Padres announced. He was 75. Nicknamed “Junkman” due to an elite sinker that ...

Major League Baseball agreed to a three-year media rights contract with ESPN, NBCUniversal Media and Netflix that starts in ...