The Houston Astros should have their first league MVP award winner since Jeff Bagwell was named as much following the 1994 season.
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With balls flying out of the yard at one of the highest rates in MLB history, attendance league-wide is down overall and the lowest it has been since 2003.
It has hardly been one week since Adrian Beltre reached 3000 hits. Now is not the time for an outspoken MLB umpire to troll a player of Beltre's caliber.
With 1/3 of the season in the books, it's now easy to separate hot starts from breakout seasons in MLB. Here's a look around the league so far.
The Colorado Rockies have a closer whose saves pace in 2017 could flirt with surpassing Francisco Rodriguez's record of 62 in 2008.
Tony Watson of the Pittsburgh Pirates is proving to be more than just a serviceable closer in his first full season positioned in the role.
Staff ace Aaron Sanchez is set to miss at least one more start for the Toronto Blue Jays after splitting a fingernail in his April 30th outing.
As 2017's Opening Day nears, lest we forget some intriguing MLB stat lines from the 2016 season that could evolve into story lines for this season.
One of the American League's best pitchers from 2016 isn't set to be compensated as such by the Toronto Blue Jays this season. Is that a problem?
The Toronto Blue Jays will be without R.A. Dickey in 2017. His legacy will be riddled with differing opinions. His time there was full of highs and lows.
At first glance, the AL East in 2017 will feature the Boston Red Sox, and then every other team underneath them in talent and expectations.
Kyle Seager keeps getting better. After his most productive season to date, is it fair to call the Seattle Mariners' third baseman elite at his position?
If the Atlanta Braves are serious about winning sooner rather than later, The Condor would help them soar to new heights as early as 2017.
The 2016 World Series returns to Chicago October 28. Is Steve Bartman throwing the ceremonial first pitch at Wrigley a realistic surprise to expect?
A familiar ninth inning face for the San Francisco Giants watched in despair from the bullpen as his team imploded in Game 4 of the NLDS to the Cubs.
Now appearing for a fourth MLB team in the postseason, Boston Red Sox pitcher David Price's playoff legacy is quickly becoming somewhat of a train wreck.
MLB teams in the AL are given a distinct advantage on offense with the employment of an everyday DH. These 5 squads need to reassess their approaches.
It might make more sense for the Toronto Blue Jays to hand Liriano the ball tonight instead of Stroman. Here's why that should be the play.
In only 45 games this season, New York Yankees catcher Gary Sanchez has worked wonders. But is it all enough to be considered on a RoY award ballot?
Jays fans aren't thrilled about their team losing a grasp on the divisional lead, but they have to be excited about what remains of the regular season.