Sports MLB What does baseball sound like during a pandemic? Loneliness, and hope Aug. 26, 2020 Updated Wed., Aug. 26, 2020 at 5:29 p.m. 1 of 5 ...

Nashville Sounds manager Rick Sweet moved into third place all-time in minor league managerial wins Tuesday, when Music ...

College baseball teams that look most ready for the Men's College World Series The halfway point of the college baseball season means postseason conversations begin to ramp up. To prepare, let’s ...

Josh Hamilton's sound is no different from the sound of Miguel Cabrera, Albert Pujols, Matt Holliday and Prince Fielder. It's been that way forever in baseball.

The sounds of the game are unmistakably present every night, in every ballpark. They are unique to baseball; some are loud, some subtle. After sight, hearing is the most acute of the senses.

It's baseball's most iconic sound, and it's the No. 1 job for Fox's baseball audio engineer-in-chief, Joe Carpenter. "The bat crack is really kinda where everything starts for us," Carpenter tells NPR ...

Baseball sounds. “You go to spring training and watch the six or seven pitchers lined up in a row and you hear the pop-pop-pop-pop-pop-pop!’’ said A’s first base coach Mike Aldrete.

The echoes of baseball were heard in a lot of ballparks on Friday, as major league teams held their first workouts in over three months, in preparation for the hoped-for return of the boys of ...