Nomo led MLB in strikeouts that season, and his 2.54 ERA was good enough for second. His 11.10 strikeouts per 9 innings broke Sandy Koufax’s single-season franchise record of 10.54 in 1962.

Nomo made his major league debut with the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1995. He was named an All-Star, National League Rookie of The Year and led the major leagues in strikeouts in 1995.

Before Suzuki set the baseball world on fire with Seattle, there was Hideo Nomo and "Nomo-Mania." Nomo made his major league debut with the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1995. He was named an All-Star ...

We are not going to see another Mariano Rivera anytime soon. Probably not ever. There has been no one who has come close to his combination of dominance, efficiency and durability over a sustained ...

Revealing the voting results, position by position, for our readers’ team of the quarter century, 16 players who have dominated the 2000s.

Jay Williams says you can’t stack superstars in the second apron era, but the Knicks should trade for Giannis.

US President Donald Trump plays catch with Mariano Rivera (off frame), the MLB Hall of Fame closer from the Yankees, during a Major League Baseball Opening Day event at the White House in ...

The New York Yankees retired No. 42 in honor of Mariano Rivera, even though the number had already been retired league-wide in honor of Jackie Robinson. That still is not quite the same thing as this.