Mike Trout can finally get to see his favorite team play on his home field. With back-to-back games on the West Coast, the Eagles are staying in Southern California this week before Sunday’s game against the Rams.

While the Cubs’ front office is focused on finding players for the 2018 season, the next phase of the renovation at Wrigley Field is underway.

During the 1982 season, the Green Bay Packers played more games in Milwaukee than they did in Green Bay. You could look it up.

They don’t yet own the land, but the Oakland A’s now have their design lineup to start the planning efforts on how to fit a ballpark between Lake Merritt and an elevated freeway.

As football at Fenway Park becomes a more annual occurrence, could UMass also become a more regular playing partner? It’s certainly possible, according to Fenway Sports Management Managing Director Mark Lev.

Back in the day, before the video boards or the LED boards or the lights or the bleachers, Wrigley Field was a ballpark that could expand and contract at a moment’s notice.

For second time ever, the Houston Astros have made it to the World Series. And if you’re wanting to catch a home run ball from the Series, you’ll have to pay a hefty price for the seats.

Ticket prices and sales were soaring Friday, hours after the Los Angeles Dodgers clinched a World Series berth for the first time in 29 years.

The evolution of Wrigley Field will continue when the Cubs begin construction on three premier clubs shortly after the final out of the season.

Baseball is trending toward smaller stadiums, from the nearly 50,000-seat monoliths to the 40,000-or-so capacities of AT&T Park, and the Oakland Athletics’ plan for a $500 million, 34,000-seat ballpark near Lake Merritt takes the evolution a seat further.