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The 2001 season was on of the best in MLB history. With Ichiro Suzuki retiring, it’s a good opportunity to look back at that season.

Starting pitcher Chris Sale is closing in on a contract extension with the Boston Red Sox. The deal is rumored to be in the 5-year, $150M range.

Entering his third season, the New York Yankees need to extend their best player, outfielder Aaron Judge before it's too late.

On Thursday, the STL Cardinals signed first basemen Paul Goldschmidt to a 5-year extension. Goldy joins an elite list of first basemen in Cardinals history.

The 2018 Boston Red Sox will forever be remembered as one of the greatest teams of all time. Now, members of the team's core may soon be disassembling.

If Spring Training is any indication of how the regular season will play out for the New York Yankees, then we're in for a disappointing season.

A week after Blake Snell expressed his displeasure with the way the Tampa Bay Rays "chose" to compensate him this season, he gets a generous extension.

The Oakland Athletics lost to the Seattle Mariners Thursday because they failed to execute small things at two critical moments of the game.

In honor of Ichiro Suzuki, who decided to hang up his cleats on Thursday, let's make a case for why he's arguably the greatest hitter of all time.

Paul Goldschmidt hasn' played a game for the STL Cardinals, but he will be there for five more years as both sides have agreed to an extension.

Seattle Mariners OF Ichiro Suzuki retired from MLB on Thursday night in Tokyo, Japan. Here is why Ichiro is the real "Hit King," not Pete Rose.

Look closer at Kansas City Royals pitcher Ian Kennedy's advanced metrics and you'll find that the former starter could make a resurgence as a relief ace.

The best thing about sports is one's ability root for a home team. As a Cleveland Indians fan, one player made it easier for me to root for the "Tribe."

Only 18 players in MLB history have completed their entire careers of 20 seasons or more with a single team. Mike Trout could be the 19th.

Ichiro has been a staple since his rookie season with the Seattle Mariners in 2001. On Thursday, he officially announced his retirement in his native Japan.