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Washington Nationals third baseman Anthony Rendon had the best season of his career. But is it enough to win the NL MVP award?

Anthony Rendon is a free agent at the end of the Washington Nationals season, and he has a big opportunity to earn a huge payday if he performs in October.

The Los Angeles Angels did not have a pitcher make at least 20 starts, the first time that has happened on a team since the 1919 Phillies.

Now that the 2019 MLB season has come to an end, let us go around the league and hand out some hardware.

Brad Ausmus is out as manager of the Los Angeles Angels, and while there's speculation Joe Maddon will return, he also has many more suitors to choose from.

In the final "MLB Rankings: Greatest Hits" of the season, we rank the top 10 base hits in MLB based on their impact on Weighted Win Probability Added.

Does Mickey Callaway deserve to return to the New York Mets in 2020? The club failed to make the playoffs in 2019 but they finished with a record of 86-76.

Sometimes, organizations act prematurely when things don't go as expected. On Monday, Los Angeles Angels manager Brad Ausmus learned that the hard way.

Gabe Kapler couldn't prevent Phillies injuries and his core players claim to like him, but could he be fired for being too annoying for the fans?

The Houston Astros have a great rotation with a great lineup but with teams like the Yankees and Dodgers in their way, are they the World Series favorites?

Another manager finds unemployment as the Los Angeles Angels have officially announced they've fired manager Brad Ausmus after one season with a team.

Starter Mike Minor and the Texas Rangers have stirred up a pot of controversy in the wake of Minor's 200th strikeout of 2019.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have the best record in the NL, but with their recent October history, they should not be favorites to win the World Series.

Houston Astros starters Justin Verlander and Gerrit Cole have had huge seasons, but only one can win the Cy Young award right? Here's why BOTH should win it

Many of the MLB's biggest names -- Stanton, Harper, Sano -- make the list. But they are all led by a virtually unknown Los Angeles Dodger reserve.

The Washington Nationals have never gotten past the division series of the postseason, but with Bryce Harper gone, it is their best shot to win it all.