In a time where seemingly everyone is picking the Los Angeles Dodgers to win their second consecutive World Series title, former Padres first baseman Eric Hosmer is going against the grain.
Former MLB first baseman Eric Hosmer played with some elite players over the course of his 13-year career but one, the 2015 World Series champion said, sticks out.
Whether it's the Padres or the Dodgers, the World Series champion is coming out of Southern California, at least according to former MLB first baseman Eric Hosmer, who spent five seasons with San Diego.
The San Diego Padres and Los Angeles Dodgers have locked up guaranteed spots in the playoffs. They each reached the postseason after being some of the most competitive teams in the league throughout the 2025 campaign.
Former San Diego Padres first baseman Eric Hosmer reacted to a controversial video of a Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher. There is no love lost between Padres and Dodgers fans, and the same goes for players on the field.
Former MLB first baseman and World Series champion Eric Hosmer sees some familiar traits in the 2024 Toronto Blue Jays — ones that remind him of his own 2014 Kansas City Royals team.
The Kansas City Royals have not won a World Series title in 10 years. They defeated the New York Mets in five games to win their first title since 1985 back in 2015.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
The Kansas City Royals won a World Series in 2015, and Eric Hosmer was a huge part of that championship. In many ways, that makes him an irreplaceable player in franchise history.
The Kansas City Royals are playing well after a slow start to the 2025 season, having now won 16 of their last 18 games and taking sole possession of the second American League Wild Card spot.
Across all of Major League Baseball, one storyline has dominated the headlines. It's been the ongoing drama surrounding Rafael Devers calling out the Boston Red Sox's front office amid the first base issues.
The San Diego Padres are off to a hot start this season as they are one of only two teams in MLB to notch 11 wins, but their recent success isn't the only major story in baseball this year.
Tragedy struck the baseball world on Tuesday morning when former Major League pitcher Octavio Dotel passed away. The 15-year veteran was caught up in the collapse of the roof at Set Jet nightclub in the Dominican Republic.
The Kansas City Royals have picked up some momentum after a slow start to the 2025 season. They have now won three consecutive games and own a record of 6-5, which has brought them to within one game of the American League Central leading Detroit Tigers.
Last week, right-hander Roki Sasaki made his first start at home for the Los Angeles Dodgers. He was pulled in the top of the second inning after allowing two runs on 61 pitches against the Detroit Tigers.
Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman discuss where Alex Bregman might sign, with players starting to report to Spring Training this week, what a Patrick Mahomes baseball career could’ve looked like and are joined by Eric Hosmer to talk about his 13-year MLB career.
Eric Hosmer called out Padres fans for continuing to taunt the Dodgers and their fans despite San Diego being eliminated from the playoffs in the National League Division Series.
Former San Diego Padres first baseman Eric Hosmer isn’t holding back when it comes to his thoughts on the postseason, and he’s particularly over the whole "Beat L.A." thing.
Former San Diego Padres first baseman Eric Hosmer isn't holding back his opinions about the postseason. Hosmer is tired of the Beat L.A. chants. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Hosmer posed a question for Padres fans: "Padre fans honest question?
Hosmer played the final stretch of his career with the San Deigo Padres, Boston Red Sox and Chicago Cubs, but speaking of legendary, there's one place where the 34-year-old will always be a legend: and that's in Kansas City.
Alyssa Nakken made history when she was called to step in as first base coach Tuesday, becoming the first woman to make an appearance as an on-field coach in an MLB regular season game.