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Andrew Friedman is the controlling figure with the Los Angeles Dodgers franchise. Since arriving prior to 2015, the Dodgers have won every divisional title.

The robot umpires aren't taking over in MLB just yet. However, umpire fallibility and a lack of accountability remains with us.

With Yoenis Cespedes soon returning, the New York Mets must make their decision: play him or trade him. His past and present will work to determine it.

The Baltimore Orioles have signed Brady Rodgers, whose spin rates suggest he may become far more than he has shown thus far.

Although he has yet to look the part, Ryan McMahon has every possibility of being DJ LeMahieu 2.0 for the Colorado Rockies.

In an offseason chock full of scandal, mega-deals, and trade rumors, there are still impact outfielders left. None are more well-rounded than Kevin Pillar.

Arte Moreno has owned the Angels since 2003. The Los Angeles Angels, however, suffer from being a distinct second city in their market.

In the idea that quantity can sometimes generate quality, the Chicago Cubs made a plethora of minor moves to address the bullpen.

Alex Gordon is right where he belongs, returning the the Kansas City Royals for one last rodeo before his likely retirement.

The New York Mets are looking to pull the plug on the Jed Lowrie experiment, seeking a trade partner before the season starts.

Larry Walker finally heard his name called to Cooperstown, eventually overcoming the steroid that lingered to his career in the form of Coors Field.

Marcell Ozuna signed a one year deal with the Atlanta Braves, and is primed to put up big numbers while patrolling left field.

Carlos Beltrán's stint as the New York Mets manager did not last more than 3 months before he was fired. However, they have hired Luis Rojas to replace him.

Bumping up against the competitive balance tax, the Phillies find someone they can afford to take a chance on: former Nats closer Drew Storen.

Nolan Arenado is not the only disgruntled trade candidate for the Colorado Rockies. Jon Gray could potentially force his way out as well.

Larry Walker was elected to the MLB Baseball Hall of Fame alongside Derek Jeter in his last year of eligibility. He is the first Colorado Rockie inducted.