The baseball world is buzzing with excitement over the news that Lou Gehrig's jersey, worn during his last game at Yankee Stadium, has shattered records by selling for an astonishing $2.712 million.

The Arizona Diamondbacks star is doing something not seen in Major League Baseball in a long time.

Major League Baseball will partner with a new company, Candy Digital, to enter the world of NFTs. Candy Digital is being launched by executive chairman of Fanatics and part owner of the Philadelphia ...

A piece of New York Yankees history just fetched one of the highest prices ever for baseball memorabilia. Lou Gehrig’s jersey from his final home game at Yankee Stadium sold for an astonishing $2.712 ...

Most history books will tell you that the career of the great Lou Gehrig ended on that day in early May. Few people actually know the rest if the story. With the same guts and spirit that had ...

Major League Baseball is entering the NFT space with the help of Fanatics Chairman Michael Rubin and the formation of a new company called Candy Digital. Stream San Diego News for free, 24/7, wherever ...

A piece of baseball history sold at a lofty price on Wednesday. Per ESPN's Dan Hajducky, Lou Gehrig's uniform from his final game at Yankee Stadium sold for $2.712 million at auction, marking the ...

Lou Gehrig's parents, Heinrich and Christina, faced chronic health issues while Lou was a young man. Consequently, Gehrig chose to forgo his football scholarship and education at Columbia University ...