MLB All-Star Game was a massive hit, Manfred acknowledged that baseball has a big issue in front of the sport.

ATLANTA - Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred said Tuesday he expects the $1.7 billion sale of the Tampa Bay Rays from Stu Sternberg to Jacksonville, Fla., developer Patrick Zalupski to move forward.

That leaves Major League Baseball as the final holdout among the four major North American men's sports leagues, despite baseball's three-decade history as part of the Olympic program. On Tuesday, commissioner Rob Manfred signaled that MLB may be willing to change that.

More than nine months have passed since the Pohlad family announced its intention to explore a sale of the Minnesota Twins, but the delay in finding a buyer, Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred said on Tuesday,

Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred and players’ union head Tony Clark say plans are moving ahead exploring the possibility of using major leaguers in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, a tournament that could be played on an extended All-Star break.

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred is opening the door for players to participate in the 2028 Olympics, but it's not a certainty.

If the Rays make the playoffs, they now know where they will play home games: at Steinbrenner Field. Major League Baseball has decided the Rays will get to remain in their interim home despite the small capacity,

During the All-Star Game festivities, MLB commissioner went on the Pat McAfee show and said the league needs to address non-competitive teams.

The Twins sale process has moved slowly with Justin Ishbia dropping out, but Manfred insists that it is still on track to be completed.

Despite concerns over limited capacity at Steinbrenner Field, Rob Manfred says the Tampa Bay Rays won't have to move any postseason games they host.