After 12 hours, you'd never know there was a baseball diamond under this soccer field. The retractable pitcher's mound is fascinating.

Records indicate that in 1852, Alexander Joy Cartwright and his son laid out a baseball diamond in a park in Honolulu. The site, known as Cartwright Field, has been an active ballfield ever since.

The Flying Squirrels' home opener is Friday night. Why it matters: It's their last one ever at The Diamond. The big picture: The baseball stadium, which has been around since 1985, is being replaced ...

This year’s renewal of Tecumseh Park includes replacing the existing baseball diamond. Burlington Organized Minor Baseball Association (BOMBA) president Paolo Mari said the project, anticipated to ...

As opening day nears for the Hub City Spartanburgers, Geordy Johnson, city leaders explain why it took years to attract a ...

and baseball diamonds. (The old park’s home plate is located between second and third base of the baseball infield at Heritage Park.) A walk around the path circumventing the field reveals ...