NBC is returning to Major League Baseball broadcasting with an opening-day doubleheader on March 26. The Pittsburgh Pirates will face the New York Mets at 1 p.m.

The first game of this grand re-opening is a perfect storm of modern baseball drama: a 1 PM ET Opening Day showdown at Citi Field featuring the reigning National League Cy Young Award winner, Paul Skenes of the Pittsburgh Pirates, squaring off against one of the game’s most fearsome sluggers, Juan Soto of the New York Mets.

There has already been a lot of wheeling and dealing this offseason, both in free agency and on the trade market, but there are also still more than a few impact players searching for a new contract.

For New York Mets fans, Opening Day comes with the baseball equivalent of comfort food. One of the biggest pleasure of rooting for the Mets is being able to hear their games being called by three of the best announcers in the game—play-by-play man Gary Cohen,

Adam Berry of MLB recently predicted what the Opening Day roster would look like for the Tampa Bay Rays. As a bit of a surprise, a talented prospect did not mak

The Guardians still have time to improve their offense before the season opens on March 26, but will they do it?

The starting pitching landscape looks quite a bit different than it did in late November when the first round of 2026 starting rotation predictions were released.

For the first time since 2018, an MLB team could have a teenager make their MLB debut. While the Pittsburgh Pirates still are undecided on the fate of Konnor Gr

The vast majority of the 26-man roster will be the same as it was last season, however the bullpen underwent a major shakeup this offseason, and the pitching rotation's make up will center around whether Zack Wheeler returns healthy for Opening Day on March 26.