Houston Astros owner Jim Crane says Astrogate didn't impact the game. Compared to that his players were the essence of candor.
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State Rep. Jim Murphy wants the DH kept out of MLB. He wants a "traditional" National League in states that aren't quite as "traditional" as he thinks.
The MLBPA may think the reported MLB postseason expansion proposal is just a negotiating ploy, but they should reject it---as a few players seem to do.
If the Chicago Cubs no longer wanted Maddon on the bridge, he wanted the Los Angeles Angels if they wanted him. They did. He'll need all his serenity now.
Marwin Gonzalez says he regrets Astro cheating. The Athletic reveals how mastermind Carlos Beltran held sway. The Astrogate beat goes on . . .
It's saturated and competition-diluting enough as it is. The Manfred administration's reported MLB postseason proposal could only make it more preposterous.
The Houston Astros murdered Mike Bolsinger on August 4, 2017. Now he wants them to pay for their subterfuge in court. Does he have a case?
Maybe the Wilpons learned something when Steve Cohen backed out rather than let them keep running the New York Mets another 5-years? Big maybe?
Donald Trump demands Pete Rose's reinstatment to baseball and election to the Hall of Fame. The president is tweeting beyond his competence.
Former Houston Astros manager Hinch was either evasive or fiddling while Astrogate now revealed front office sign-stealing espionage in play, too.
Brooklynite Roger Kahn turned the Dodgers he covered in the 1950s into a timeless team of human and humane men with his classic book.
Bench coach Ron Roenicke may become the next Boston Red Sox skipper. He'll have Soxgate and the loss of Mookie Betts to begin a tough command.
How the Astros sign-stealing scandal is irrelevant to whether or not Pete Rose should be reinstated to baseball and eligible for a Hall of Fame ballot.
Reports say billionaire Steve Cohen wasn't thrilled about the Wilpons moving the fences at the 11th hour, so he may not buy the New York Mets after all.
Too many thrills watching the fight for... second place? Too many MLB postseason games? Here's a sensible re-alignment suggestion.
Dusty Baker has well-renowned people skills as a manager. He'll need them now more than ever to enforce a no-cheat zone while managing the Houston Astros.
Want to improve pace-of-play? Then eliminate the 8-pitch warmup on the game mound. MLB relievers are essentially warming up twice!
MLB may institute a universal designated hitter in 2021. Traditionalists howl. Flash: The NL isn't allergic to busting tradition.
Speculation abounds that Jessica Mendoza, "Sunday Night Baseball" talker and New York Mets advisor, will lose her ESPN gig sooner than you think.
Here are some reasons why a people manager like Dusty Baker is just what the Houston Astros need to begin ending their self-inflicted Astrogate nightmare.