Former MLB first baseman/designated hitter Julio Franco is the textbook definition of ageless wonder. He enjoyed 23 years in the bigs, suiting up for eight different teams. Oh and by the way, he ...

Boston Red Sox pitcher Collin McHugh shared a great story about Julio Franco on Sunday. Baseball reporter Hector Gomez shared a video on Friday of Franco taking swings in a batting cage and looking ...

It’s the end of a 26-year-long journey for Julio Franco, the 49-year old famously known for his longevity. On Wednesday, Franco, who had been playing in Mexico for the Quintana Roo Tigers, announced ...

Julio Franco was one of the best overall hitters in Texas Rangers history, and on this day he continued his march toward a Rangers first On this date in Texas Rangers history, Julio Franco had two ...

In this Saturday, May 9, 2015, photo, former Major League Baseball player and manager of Ishikawa Million Stars Julio Franco, 56, stands in the dugout before a game at a stadium in Konosu, north of ...

Former Indians SS/2B Julio Franco had an interesting career not only in the Majors but also with the Tribe. In two stints with the team, Franco put up some solid numbers and showed that he was one of ...

KONOSU, Japan (AP) — Julio Franco is getting the best of both worlds as a 56-year-old player-manager for the Ishikawa Million Stars of Japan's semi-professional Baseball Challenge League. Not only ...

Julio Franco was an age defying baseball icon, playing until 2015 in the minors and overseas. On this day in 2006, while playing for the New York Mets, Franco became the oldest player to hit a home ...

KISSIMMEE, Fla. -- Julio Franco was hanging out in the Dominican Republic during the offseason, enjoying life with his family. Then that familiar urge struck. "I got bored," Franco said. "Well, I ...

Could you play professional baseball at 55 years old? Julio Franco thinks he can. The three-time All-Star and 1991 American League batting champion with the Rangers has agreed to join the Fort Worth ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- On April 22, 1985 the Indians returned from a three-game series at Yankee Stadium that helped create the legend of Julio Franco. The Yankee series opened on April 19. Franco, the ...