The LAST thing MLB needs to do is cheapen its regular season with swing-offs.

A historic MLB All-Star game featured the first-ever swing-off and automatic balls and strikes, with the National League clinching a thrilling victory.

If MLB were to start using the swing-off to break a tie in the regular season, then these are the players every team should use to hit homer after homer.

The New York Yankees figure to be looking for third basemen at the trade deadline, but they could also look at shortstop options to replace Anthony Volpe.

Blue Jays could 'swing big' for All-Star pitcher trade with NL West contender Billy Heyen July 21, 2025 11:30 am PDT ...

The first swing-off in All-Star Game history brought plenty of entertainment and drama, but without stars like Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani, something is missing.

The Boston Red Sox could be in the market for a first baseman this month. While their current platoon has gotten the job done, an upgrade could be key in making a deep run in October.

The San Diego Padres and Atlanta Braves could come together on a trade that would make a lot of sense for both sides this year.

Philadelphia Phillies designated hitter Kyle Schwarber made history, becoming MVP after hitting 3 home runs in the first-ever All-Star Game swing-off.

Schwarber went 0-for-2 with a walk for the National League, but homered with all three of his swings to secure the win in the first-ever All-Star Game swing-off.

For the first time ever, MLB invoked a new tiebreaker rule to decide the 2025 All-Star Game with a mini-sized home run derby. The players loved it.