Global World Cup fans came to the U.S. for soccer. Now they're taking over MLB stadiums.

World Cup fans came to North America for soccer. Then they discovered baseball.

We asked MLB fans about potential lockouts, labor talks and more. Here’s what you had to say

We received 8,500 responses to our MLB-MLBPA labor negotiations fan survey. The results are worth poring over.
Chicago Tribune

Column: A Bill of Rights for baseball fans to restore civility and common sense at the ballpark

On Monday night in Cleveland, a grown man in the Progressive Field bleachers created a ruckus by botching a home run catch and then stealing the ball from the young girl who was trying to pick it up ...
Forbes

Baseball Fans Engage In Ball Or Strike Challenges In Spring Training

MESA, ARIZONA - FEBRUARY 20: A general view of a video board displaying the outcome an automated balls and strikes prompt or ABS System during a spring training game between the Chicago Cubs and the ...

Baseball has been invaded by an army of screaming, shirtless fans

It started on a whim in St. Louis. Now the ‘Tarps Off’ movement is taking over ballparks from St. Petersburg to Seattle.
Baseball America

The World Baseball Classic Has Always Been Great—Now It’s Gone Mainstream, Too

The World Baseball Classic has always been great. But, speaking as someone who (like many of you) loved this event from the very first game of the 2006 WBC, it has long felt like a well-kept secret.