The rollout of minor league alternate identities continued on Wednesday with the Amarillo Sod Poodles announcing that they will be known as the Yellow City Pigw ...

Nearly a dozen stakeholders expressed a varied set of stances on the bill, even as an amendment added clawback penalties if the team leaves town.

Bay Area baseball fans flock to Scottsdale, Arizona, for spring training — but beyond baseball, there’s more fun to be had in ...

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Rookie Jared Verse returned a fumble for a 57-yard score for the Rams (11-7), who looked comfortable in their adopted home of State Farm Stadium from the first snap. LA drove for a touchdown on ...

What home insurance do I need in AZ? Wildfires are common in the Arizona desert, so look for a policy that includes wildfire coverage. Most basic home insurance policies cover wildfire damage in ...

Arizona Diamondbacks owner Ken Kendrick isn't afraid to share his opinion, notably with Corbin Burnes and the Chicago Cubs fanbase. After Burnes agreed to a shocking $210 million contract with the ...

As Diamondbacks officials made their case for legislation that would help pay for a Chase Field renovation, they did so with a newfound tone: optimism. In comments made after a news conference ...

Corbin Burnes’ six-year, $210MM contract with the Diamondbacks stands out as perhaps the most surprising move of the 2024-25 offseason, as Arizona wasn ... so close to home, especially after ...

Yet, Burnes asked Boras to make another call to the Diamondbacks the week before Christmas to convey how badly he wanted to pitch for them, enabling him to stay home in Phoenix where he has lived ...

and Boras said Burnes was willing to take less money to sign with the Diamondbacks because with three young children, including twins born last summer, being home was the most important thing to him.