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There's a baseball desert facing fans now, and it could actually be a really big one. If it's really vast, how will remember this "season"?
The MLB season opening is now officially threatened as eight teams are based in the three COVID-19, most-infected states.
The Philadelphia Phillies have decided to fill the back end of their rotation with two pitchers from among three known quantities and a buddy of theirs.
The Philadelphia Phillies have to cut down their roster in bunches before Opening Day. Who, then, are the players being carefully watched?
The best current MLB catcher, J.T. Realmuto, isn't under a lot of pressure now, but that doesn't mean his expensive team shouldn't listen to him.
MLB free agents not signed yet by now all fall into one odd category -- the multi-millionaire who is too expensive at too young an age.
Our MLB predictions have the 2020 season-opening with alarming occurrences, many related to the animosity towards a certain club in Texas.
Frustrated Philadelphia Phillies fans hope that new manager Joe Girardi will be willing to think outside the box early on if necessary
Expectations for the Phillies are seemingly lower than they should be. Their starting talent alone suggests they're as ready as anyone in the NL East.
The Baltimore Orioles hope to continue their climb out of MLB's deepest hole, and Ryan Mountcastle could be a big part of that effort
All baseball fans are shocked -- shocked -- to learn about the MLB scandal involving the Houston Astros, but what will really happen about it?
The Philadelphia Phillies pitching staff has been much maligned this winter, but is it possible, just possible, they have enough?
Could the Baltimore Orioles actually be trying to inspire some conversation about their team by allowing a bad hat design for batting practice to stand?
The Philadelphia Phillies may not announce it, but they seem to be putting at least a little pressure on their incumbent first baseman.
While everybody in Philly was debating whether or not to root for Andy Reid in the Super Bowl, nobody noticed their top-ranked Phillies prospect.
The Philadelphia Phillies have stocked up on experienced MLB players on minor league contracts. Here are three who definitely could make the team.
The Phillies edging towards being taxed for overspending has pushed them into place that's both familiar and different this particular time around.
Bumping up against the competitive balance tax, the Phillies find someone they can afford to take a chance on: former Nats closer Drew Storen.
While the Phillies rotation in 2020 isn't set in stone, the season will start with important interactions between Bryan Price and three weak starters.