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Chris Paddack was scratched from his start against the Cleveland Indians, taking him out of the running as the San Diego Padres Opening Day starter.

According to reports, the Phillies dealt with some turmoil in the clubhouse last season. Why Fortnite is rapidly becoming a problem in baseball.

With Opening Day just days away, the Yankees are without many of their core players. Why the first two months of the season are key for the "Bronx Bombers."

The Tampa Bay Rays are using enhanced data collection methods to assist both their players and their coaches during spring training

The Toronto Blue Jays are becoming the first team to address the low pay for their minor league players, instituting a substantial pay raise.

As painful as it is to see, the end has come for Seattle Mariners outfielder Ichiro Suzuki. This series in Japan should be his last.

With the "ban-the-shift" movement gaining traction in MLB, baseball will soon have a new "problem" on their hands: the 4-man outfield.

The Cleveland Indians lost several of their top players to free agency this off-season, and they finally signed a veteran to shore up the outfield.

Aaron Judge is off to a hot start in Spring Training with six home runs for the New York Yankees, but can he continue his hot start into the regular season?

San Francisco Giants starting pitcher Jeff Samardzija thinks extra innings aren't needed in baseball. Instead, he thinks games should end in a tie.

Every pitcher in the MLB has one go-to pitch to use in critical scenarios. It's intriguing to see what that pitch is for every New York Yankees pitcher.

On a pop up to third on a back field minor league game, Cincinnati Reds first baseman Joey Votto showed everyone how to play the game the right way.

The Yankees are reported to be considering dipping into the free agent market for insurance in case Luis Severino is out a month or more.

When fans know the name of an MLB umpire, there is clearly something wrong like when Angel Hernandez who makes terrible calls on a regular basis.

Angel Hernandez once again pushed himself into the spotlight, this time by ejecting Houston Astros manager AJ Hinch during a Spring Training game.

In an effort to make the game more attractive to viewers, MLB has worked tirelessly to improve pace-of-play. However, is game time really the problem?