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The Yankees are poised for the World Series but the Dodgers have something to say about that. We've got full predictions for the 2020 MLB season!

One inning on Saturday showed why the New York Mets may want to be concerned about their infield defense during 2020.

Joey Gallo has become one of the greatest examples of the Three True Outcomes, but there is one statistic that truly shows that extreme.

Even with the pandemic, the 2020 MLB season is set to kick off on 7/23. Here are players who have either tested positive for COVID-19 or chose to opt-out.

Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher John Means is experiencing arm fatigue, just days before he's slated to make his Opening Day start.

When the 2020 season finally ends, Yuli Gurriel will become a free agent. Now, he's making it very clear that he wants to stay with the Houston Astros.

After a brief absence from Atlanta Braves camp, Freddie Freeman is finally back! His status for opening day, however, is currently unclear.

Just days after signing with the Atlanta Braves, Yasiel Puig has tested positive for COVID-19, causing his contact to be annulled.

A lot of young MLB prospect talent is expected to join the major league ranks in 2020, including these five players from the American League East.

MLB should seek to make the most of Canada's decision to keep the Toronto Blue Jays from playing at home, and send them to Nashville for the 2020 season.

Just a day after he seemingly announced his retirement, New York Yankees pitcher Domingo German has changed his mind.

A major wrench has been thrown into the 2020 MLB season by the Canadian government, as the Toronto Blue Jays cannot play at the Rogers Centre.

MLB continues to innovate by tweaking the game in favor of offense. 2020 will give us a taste, but the universal DH is here to stay.

Hard throwing Yoanys Quiala will spend this season pitching for the Fubon Guardians of the CPBL, despite having signed with the Tijuana Toros.

The Colorado Rockies cut ties with two relievers they hoped would anchor their bullpen. Jake McGee and Bryan Shaw disappointed during their brief stay.

First basemen Paul Goldschmidt had a bit of a disappointing season after being acquired by the St. Louis. Can he return to his superstar form in 2020?