By scheduling teams to play one series against every team from the other league, MLB has set itself up for some issues if the weather doesn't cooperate.
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The Cleveland Guardians got to August in contention despite their rotation struggling. Now the starters are starting to click as the race heats up.
The numbers say the Toronto Blue Jays are enjoying a big home field edge this year. Are Canada's vaccine rules causing this, and should we care?
We are reaching the point in the season where reality has separated itself from fluke, and MLB teams are who their records say they are.
For Nationals fans who appreciated the talent of Juan Soto, it's tough to look at trading him as strictly a baseball move.
The best moves at the MLB trade deadline are the under-the-radar moves that cost much less than a Juan Soto trade but pay immediate dividends.
A Juan Soto trade is a once-in-a-lifetime circumstance. It deserves a once-in-a-lifetime return. Like Aaron Judge in this MLB trade deadline.
Juan Soto can make more money and have a better shot at winning by turning down a 15-year, $440 million offer from the Washington Nationals.
Only MLB could do something fun like start trading draft picks and turn it into something that leaves us scratching our heads.
I expected the minor league pitch clock to be a big deal. I was wrong. It is now a matter of time before the pitch clock comes to MLB.
For all the buzz that surrounded the Chicago White Sox before the season, for most of this season they have looked disturbingly ordinary.
A bunch of top prospects got called up to the majors in May. Does this mean that MLB teams are still manipulating service time?
Falling below the Mendoza line used to mean you were about to lose your job. Now so many MLB guys are below the line that they can't bench all of them.
The new MLB draft lottery contains positive steps to combat tanking, but a true lottery would have been more effective in helping the game.
The damage that the MLB lockout did to baseball's image and to businesses dependent on spring training far outweighs any benefits that either side gained.
It long ago stopped being reasonable to expect pitchers to hit major league pitching. The universal DH solves that problem.
MLB commissioner Rob Manfred and the owners decided it was more important to maintain bargaining leverage than to start the season on time.
The sickness that dominates MLB is the unimaginative all-or-nothing style of offense that makes it boring and one-dimensional.
With CBA negotiations hitting crunch time and the MLB lockout in effect, the players need to decide which issues are worth delaying the season.
Baseball has unique structural aspects that make it ideal for instant replay, if done wisely. That gives it an advantage over other sports.