Los Angeles Dodgers All-Star first baseman Freddie Freeman tied Hall of Famer Lou Gehrig on the all-time doubles list on ...

Lou went to Columbia University for two years on a football scholarship, but his education was cut short when his father became ill. Gehrig left college to sign with the Yankees to pay for his ...

On this day in 1939, New York Yankees first baseman Lou Gehrig took himself out of the lineup, as his continued weakness made him a liability.According to the legend, it all started with a migraine.

Babe Dahlgren analyzed Yankees greats from the bench on his way to becoming the first MLB coach implement film study.

While all 30 MLB teams will mark Lou Gehrig Day one way or another, the Cubs, who close out their series with the visiting San Diego Padres, intend to do so with an “All in 4-ALS Super-Heroes ...

As Cal Ripken Jr. circled the field at Camden Yards to accept congratulations for topping Lou Gehrig's consecutive games streak in 1995, he couldn't help thinking about the ill-fated star.

I t’s June 2nd. A day to remember Lou Gehrig of the New York Yankees, who used to be one of the legends in his era. A man who had a record of playing 2130 consecutive baseball games with 17 ...

Lou Gehrig, suffering from ALS, looks out at Tiger Stadium after requesting not to play, ending his record 2,130 consecutive games played streak on May 2, 1939.