Championship rings are an American tradition but in Europe, some players are taking it upon themselves to immortalise their ...

Interview with The Kid Mero on his role in Lids' new marketing campaign, best MLB hats, and his favorite sneakers.

He’s not good enough to rock custom cleats. Someone please tell him “That does not belong in baseball. Try dancing with the stars,” another fan wrote. That does not belong in baseball.

Striking Innovation on the Mound From the crack of the bat to the gleam of custom gear, baseball has a way of blending tradition with creative expression. Few players capture this spirit quite like ...

so in honor of MLB’s annual celebration of Jackie Robinson Day, Buxton took Jackie out to center with him. The Twins’ center fielder did that by sporting a pair of custom Robinson cleats on his feet ...

Harper had ordered two custom-made bats from Victus Sports — one of the bat manufacturers that produced the torpedo bat — in pink for a girl and blue for a boy. “He’s a pretty creative guy ...

Bryce Harper is expecting his fourth child, a baby boy, he revealed during a game in Philadelphia on Monday, April 14 The Phillies player announced the news with the help of a custom baby-blue bat ...

After being handed the bat by his teammate, Trea Turner, Harper stepped up to the plate and prepared to swing, while simultaneously revealing the big news, per MLB. Never miss a story — sign up ...

During the first at-bat of Philadelphia's 10-4 loss to the San Francisco Giants, Harper carried a blue bat into the batter's box, revealing to himself and the entire baseball world that the two ...

how to wear the infamous MLB ball cap. It’s the one piece that adds instant edge to your city wardrobe and a VIP hall pass to the cool kids club. The iconic interlocking “NY” logo was ...

Reds Hall of Famer and former Moeller High School standout Ken Griffey Jr.'s Swingman logo is embroidered on the heel of the shoe, and "42" logos in colors representing MLB teams are featured ...

Philadelphia Phillies superstar first baseman and right fielder Bryce Harper found out the gender of his upcoming fourth child via a custom baseball bat given to him by Phillies teammate Trea Turner.