The game's most exciting hitter, Bryce Harper, has a problem with baseball's unwritten rules. It seems like his view is more popular with younger players.
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The American League is going to have a lot of parity this season, so it's hard to predict who will reach the playoffs. Well, here goes nothing.
The National League playoff picture is going to be interesting this season. When the dust settles, these teams will be playing in October.
The MLB playoffs see turnover every year and that should be no different in 2016. These five teams who missed out last year could play in October this year.
The MLB trade deadline is roughly five months away, but these five players are already a good bet to be moved by August 1.
The Royals and Eric Hosmer are working on a two-year extension right now. If the team can keep its nucleus together, chances of striking a deal are high.
Following Aroldis Chapman's 30-game suspension for a domestic violence incident, one has to think this may become the norm in similar cases.
After signing outfielder Dexter Fowler, the Cubs look like they may be ready to trade slugger Jorge Soler.
Dexter Fowler has signed a one-year deal with the Cubs, despite earlier reports that he signed a three-year deal with the Orioles.
Jose Reyes has been placed on paid leave by MLB as his domestic violence case is decided. The result of the situation could determine a lot.
It's hard to predict MLB awards this far out, but these players and coaches are good bets to take home hardware in 2016.
With Dexter Fowler hitting at the top of the Orioles' lineup, the offense is going to be much more efficient this season.
In the National League, there are plenty of talented first basemen. These five take the cake at the position in the Senior Circuit.
With Jose Bautista saying he's not budging on his figure in contract negotiations, the Blue Jays need to prepare to move on without him.
A new study named the top 10 pitchers most likely to tear their UCLs and require Tommy John surgery. Jose Fernandez was the lone star on it.
Tim Anderson is the White Sox's best position prospect in some time. It's up to newly-signed Jimmy Rollins to make sure he realizes his potential.
After a 2015 season, which saw him throw 92 more innings than any other year, Jake Arrieta's innings will be limited. It's just what the doctor ordered.
It didn't get a lot of coverage, but the Indians signed veteran infielder Juan Uribe. He might be just what this underachieving team needed.
The Cubs enter 2016 with gigantic expectations. These are the 25 men that will try to end the team's 107-year World Series drought.
Ian Desmond, looking to re-establish his value, could ink a deal with the Rockies.