But the MLB All-Star Game, the best all-star game in all of sports, has been a victim of the league's shift toward uniformity between the American League and National League. Do you really care that ...

THE ALL-STAR BREAK used to mean something: a glimpse at pennant races forming, a chance to step away from the daily grind of ...

I’ve seen a few complaints about interleague play, and I can’t for the life of me understand it. Many fans seem to enjoy the added dimension of play, but there are still those few doubters ...

When interleague play began in 1997, the only interaction between the two leagues since the creation of the American League in 1901 had been the World Series (created in 1903), the All-Star Game ...

Interleague play isn't going anywhere anytime soon, but it does need a bit of spicing up if it wants to return to the excitement that it once had.

In 1996, the last season before interleague play, the All-Star Game had a 23 share of the audience, reaching 12.69 million households, according to Nielsen Media Research.

There is no support group for the afflicted. Though Major League Baseball contends that interleague play is popular and backs it up with compelling attendance figures, the advocates get drowned ...

Interleague play began in 1997 with each team playing 16 games against opponents in the opposite league. This is the third year each team plays 46 interleague games.

All 30 teams will play one another in a season for the first time in the interleague era, Major League Baseball announced Wednesday as it released the schedule for the 2023 season.