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Run scoring, batting average and offense generally are all way off so far in 2021. MLB could be headed toward record lows for productivity.

Tim Tebow was once the most famous minor league player in the game. The former New York Mets farmhand is heading back to the NFL.

There were several MLB teams that were expected to contend for a playoff berth that are already in trouble. Let's take a look at three of those teams.

According to reports, the New York Mets have not been discussing extensions with their impending free agents. That does not mean they will all depart.

Based on expectations, the Miami Marlins should be leading the NL East. If their offense begins to perform as hoped, that may happen soon enough.

Two off-seasons ago the Dodgers traded Alex Verdugo, rather than Gavin Lux, to the Red Sox for Mookie Betts and David Price. It looks like a bad choice..

The New York Mets' worst nightmare may be becoming reality. Jacob deGrom left his start on Sunday due to injury after having command issues all game.

Drew Robinson has been an incredible story for the San Francisco Giants. His first hit this season, done with just one eye, adds to the remarkable tale.

Pablo Sandoval has been a surprise for the Atlanta Braves this season. His homers have come exactly when the team has needed them most.

Zack Britton is getting closer to returning to the New York Yankees. Their already strong bullpen looks set to get even better by the end of May.

The Miami Marlins have looked right this week when it comes to roster management, but are still wrong overall in their approach so far to 2021.

Ronald Acuna Jr. was targeted again after hitting a homer. The Atlanta Braves will, once again, have to send a message that this must end.

The Vanderbilt Commodores are giving Jack Leiter the weekend off. Considering his increased workload this year, there is nothing to worry about. Yet.

The Colorado Rockies are paying Nolan Arenado to beat them this weekend. While the payout is great, he likely does not need any additional motivation.

The legendary Albert Pujols might be diminished and teamless, but there's one key reason he's still going to hit 700 HRs: the universal DH.

Francisco Lindor crushed his first homer at Citi Field on Friday. If a scuffle in the tunnel got his bat to heat up, the New York Mets will gladly take it.