After a rough first full season at the major league level, Toronto Blue Jays starter Marcus Stroman has his injuries behind him and a bright future ahead.
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A Chicago White Sox scout has attended a few New York Yankees Spring Training games, leading to speculation that the Bronx may be in Jose Quintana’s future.
The Los Angeles Dodgers ran away with the NL West last season despite facing several injuries. Will the team’s rotation be able to stay on the field?
The Colorado Rockies haven’t made the playoffs since 2009, but they could be a dark horse candidate to take one of the Wild Card spots.
The San Diego Padres reportedly handed first baseman Wil Myers a six-year extension worth $80 million. Now the team has a star it can build around.
The Chicago Cubs won their first World Series title in 108 years, but there may be more to come for the now-former lovable losers in the near future.
The six teams that took home MLB division titles last season appear poised to do so again next year. Which division favorite won’t fulfill expectations?
The New York Mets signed Jose Reyes last season, but David Wright was out for the year. Now, the former teammates will be able to play together once again.
The Tampa Bay Rays finished 2016 in the AL East basement tied for the second-fewest wins in the majors. Things aren’t looking up in the near future.
The Cincinnati Reds are in full rebuilding mode and have reportedly made speedy center fielder Billy Hamilton available for trade.
Seattle Mariners legend, and of the best designated hitters in MLB history, Edgar Martinez, deserves to be inducted into the Hall of Fame.
After failing to live up to MVP-level expectations last season, could Houston Astros shortstop Carlos Correa turn things around in 2017?
By taking the Philadelphia Phillies QO, Jeremy Hellickson is betting on himself. With strong similarities to Kyle Hendricks, he’s making the right decision.
Once again, Mike Trout, the best player in baseball, will not be winning the AL MVP award simply because the Los Angeles Angels weren’t a very good team.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are one of the most storied franchises in MLB history. They've had many Hall of Famers over the years, but which ones were the best?
Following an offensive collapse in the second half, Brandon Moss will not be receiving a qualifying offer from the St. Louis Cardinals.
The Cleveland Indians may not have won it all, but Terry Francona put on a clinic for the rest of MLB on how to manage a bullpen in the playoffs.
During the NLCS between the Chicago Cubs and Los Angeles Dodgers, both teams have had to rely heavily on their bullpens. Which club has the better closer?
This is going to be difficult for some people to hear, but the Chicago Cubs have dominated national headlines all season long, and it’s getting old.
Los Angeles Dodgers left-hander Rich Hill has announced that he will be taking the mound in D.C. on Thursday for Game 5 of the NLDS.