Balls and strikes now are reviewable in baseball, and that has added some drama to the first few days of the season.

Minnesota Twins manager Derek Shelton's leadoff hitter decision during opening weekend didn't make much sense.

They have a 64 percent success rate on an MLB-high 11 ABS challenges issued but, like everyone else, they're still figuring ...

Since there’s always a first time for everything, yesterday (Sunday) in Major League Baseball saw the first ejection related ...

Byron Buxton isn’t the biggest fan of public speaking, so his speech during a postgame clubhouse celebration to honor new ...

Twins manager Derek Shelton walked out for his postgame press conference and laughed that he made history for the first ...

Hours later, though, Shelton became No. 2 — and his ejection came with a special distinction: The Twins’ manager was the ...

Twins manager Derek Shelton was the lucky victim in the ninth inning of an eventual 8-6 loss to the Orioles.  Orioles closer ...

Minnesota Twins manager Derek Shelton became the first MLB skipper ejected for Automated Ball-Strike Challenge System-related ...

Manager of the Minnesota Twins Derek Shelton will now go down in the baseball record books: He's the first manager to be ...

The best-case scenario for baseball’s new automated ball-strike system is that it’s so seamlessly integrated into the flow of ...

Minnesota manager Derek Shelton got himself ejected in the ninth inning against Baltimore over a pitch review.