A look at five players with upcoming milestones worth watching in the 2015 MLB season.
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The Colorado Rockies are reportedly interested in free agent pitcher Ryan Vogelsong, the New York Mets' Dillon Gee, and the Miami Marlins' Dan Haren.
The 2015 MLB season has several can't-miss interleague pitching matchups in store. Here are the face-offs that will keep fans on the edge of their seats.
Curt Schilling was traded five times in his career. Each time the result was unbelievably one-sided in favor of the team acquiring him.
The Washington Nationals need some offensive help. One play they could use more than any is Tampa Bay Rays' super-utility man Ben Zobrist.
The Colorado Rockies have players with great offensive numbers. Taking a closer look, we realize they generally struggle to hit away from Coors Field.
300 strikeout seasons were easier when pitchers threw more innings. Now with the increased role of the bullpen and other factors, will we see it again?
A comparison between 2015 Hall of Fame pitchers Randy Johnson and Pedro Martinez to 1936 Hall of Fame pitchers Walter Johnson and Christy Mathewson.
Randy Johnson had a career that spanned 22 seasons. Many memorable moments, this is a look back at the six best years from his Hall of Fame career.
Coming off a disappointing season, the Baltimore Orioles are going to need a successful season from Chris Davis if they want a pennant in 2015.
Formerly the worst team in Major League Baseball, there are three teams now worse than the Houston Astros.
Craig Biggio has failed to reach the required 75% of the vote for Hall of Fame election two years in a row. Based on history, he should get in soon enough.
The 2014 Cincinnati Reds underachieved largely due to injuries to the starting lineup and rotation. For the 2015 team to succeed, the Reds need good health.
Max Scherzer's time with the Detroit Tigers consistently allowed him to benefit from great run support, drastically increasing his win total.
The Kansas City Royals have replaced former number one starter James Shields with Edinson Volquez. While not as talented, Volquez is a better fit.
Now a member of the Toronto Blue Jays, all signs are pointing toward third baseman Josh Donaldson having a career year in 2015.
How Dellin Betances' pre-closer season of 2014 compares to the year Hall of Fame closer Mariano Rivera had in 1996.
The San Diego Padres have done a lot to improve this season, however, the one player they may miss most is former closer Huston Street.