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1. David Wright Joins Mets’ Front Office

Wright, 36, who announced his retirement in September, will be a special adviser to chief operating officer Jeff Wilpon and general manager Brodie Van Wagenen.

2. Yankees and Zach Britton Agree on a 3-Year Deal

Britton, who came to the Yankees in a trade from the Baltimore Orioles last summer, will be guaranteed $39 million under the contract, which is pending a medical examination.

3. How the Troy Tulowitzki Signing Affects the Yankees’ Pursuit of Manny Machado

General Manager Brian Cashman said that the team’s plan would be for Tulowitzki to play shortstop until Didi Gregorius’s return and that the Yankees were still interested in Machado.

4. Sports of The Times: Deep in Winter, Let’s Discuss the Stifling of Starting Pitchers

Leo Mazzone, who coached one of the greatest rotations ever, says baseball is ruining pitchers with strict pitch counts and innings limits. Someone like Noah Syndergaard might want to listen.

5. Phillies Sign David Robertson, Adding to Off-Season Spending

Robertson, a top reliever, worked without an agent in his free-agent negotiations and left the Yankees for a two-year, $23 million deal.

6. Yankees Taking a Chance on Shortstop Troy Tulowitzki

The Yankees need a shortstop to replace the injured Didi Gregorius for several months, and Tulowitzki needs a place to resurrect his career.

7. Can Cuba Baseball Still Be Great When Many of Its Stars Have Left?

An exodus to Major League Baseball and other countries’ leagues has depleted the ranks of strong players, as Cuba and M.L.B. strike a deal to regulate trades.

8. Athletes Who Changed the Game in 2018

Beyond spectacular achievement, these athletes managed to alter how others viewed or played their sports.

9. On Baseball: A Baseball Trivia Quiz for the Holidays (and Rickey Henderson’s Birthday)

One of the many stumpers: Who are the only three pitchers to throw a no-hitter and lead a league in saves at some point in their careers?

10. J.A. Happ Fits In With the Yankees. Would Manny Machado?

After re-signing Happ to bolster the starting rotation, General Manager Brian Cashman will turn his attention to the bullpen and the middle infield.

11. Deal to Give Cuban Players Easy Path to M.L.B. Meets Government Resistance

An agreement involving M.L.B. would allow many Cubans to play in the United States without defecting, but the Trump administration threatened to scuttle the plan.

12. For Mo’ne Davis, a Social Awakening and a Commitment to Hampton

Davis, the first girl to pitch a shutout at the Little League World Series, said she would play softball next year at Hampton, partly influenced by her appreciation for black history.

13. Matt Harvey Joins the Angels on a One-Year Deal

Harvey, whose career with the Mets came apart before he was traded to Cincinnati this summer, agreed to an $11 million contract with Los Angeles for the 2019 season.

14. On Baseball: In a Sea of Catching Options, Wilson Ramos ‘Commanded the Room’

The Mets considered trading for J.T. Realmuto or signing Yasmani Grandal, but a burly guy nicknamed the Buffalo seemed the right fit.

15. Jeurys Familia’s Return to the Mets Was All About ‘Family’

A familiarity with the franchise that developed him was key in the reliever’s instructions to his agent to make a deal with the Mets if at all possible.

16. Joan Steinbrenner, 83, Yankees Vice-Chairwoman and Owner’s Widow, Dies

She held a front-office title and had an active philanthropic career. Her four children with George Steinbrenner are now general partners of the team.

17. Mets Bring Back Familia, This Time to Pitch the 8th Inning Instead of the 9th

Traded to Oakland last summer, Familia is coming right back to Queens for the 2019 season. Another top reliever, Boston’s Joe Kelly, is going to the Dodgers.

18. In Off-Season of Restraint, Yankees Close In on J.A. Happ

He doesn’t carry the wow factor of other options, but after a solid stint in the Bronx last season, Happ appears close to agreeing to a new contract.

19. On Baseball: In the N.L. East, Slow Rebuilds Are Not in Vogue

Of the five teams in the division, only Miami is taking a pass on 2019, and beyond. Everyone else is trying to win now and it’s refreshing to see.

20. On Baseball: For Brodie Van Wagenen, Everything Is on the Table in Vegas

The Mets’ hyperactive new general manager has helped kicked the rumor mill into high gear during his first trip to baseball’s annual Winter Meetings this week.

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1. 1 question for each club before Spring Training

Believe it or not, we're only a little more than one month away from Spring Training.

2. Rumors: Bumgarner, White Sox, Benintendi, Betts

It's Hot Stove season, and MLB.com is keeping track of all the latest free agent and trade rumors right here.

3. Where did all the Bobs in baseball go?

Where did all the Bobs in baseball go?

4. Phils poised to make their pitch to Harper

The Phillies had been planning a face-to-face meeting with Bryce Harper this week. A USA Today report Monday said that the parties will meet Saturday in Las Vegas. Phillies managing partner John Middleton will lead the Phillies' delegation.

5. Expect more Hot Stove action from these teams

Here are five clubs that we think could or should be busier in the coming weeks than they were the last two months, along with one bonus team that is kind of in a world all its own.

6. The nastiest pitches to face, as voted by players

Big league pitching, at large, is at some sort of zenith of nastiness at the moment. But which specific pitcher's specific pitch is the nastiest of all right now?

7. The White Sox already had a Burr and Hamilton, so they went ahead and added Jon Jay

White Sox now have Burr, Hamilton and Jon Jay

8. Proposed MadBum deal with Crew makes sense

Trading Madison Bumgarner to the Brewers is probably the right thing to do. Dealing Bumgarner would be a dramatic signal that a new era has arrived for the Giants, and adding Bumgarner to the Brewers' mix would send a message to every Milwaukee player, coach and fan that the club is all in for 2019..

9. How will friends, family steer Machado's decision?

Manny Machado has been one of the game's best players since debuting in 2012, and he is set to cash in as a first-time free agent this offseason. Here, you will find a list of the latest news and rumors surrounding the infielder.

10. Why Marwin Gonzalez is better than you realize

Marwin Gonzalez's versatility might not be the only selling point for the 29-year-old free agent.

11. All MLB transactions this offseason

With just weeks until camp opens for Spring Training, the Hot Stove continues to cook. A throng of players have meandered their way into the New Year preparing to suit up for a new team.

12. Better defense should help these Philly arms

The 2018 Philadelphia defense was poor, and the 2019 version will almost certainly be much improved. That's good news for Phillies pitchers, but which ones? It won't affect every pitcher in the same way.

13. Clemson's Dabo Swinney isn't just a college football coach -- he's a Little League coach, too

Clemson coach Dabo Swinney coached Little League, too

14. Mets sign reliever Santiago on Minors deal

The Mets announced Tuesday that they've signed left-hander Hector Santiago to a Minor League contract with an invitation to Spring Training.

15. White Sox reportedly agree to deal with Jay

Since mid-December, the White Sox have added Manny Machado's brother-in-law and Machado's good friend to their 2019 lineup. Could Machado himself soon be next to join the South Siders?

16. Justin Turner applied the Bird Box Challenge to baseball

The latest Bird Box Challenge? Justin Turner!

17. Vlad Jr. poses with giant bobblehead of dad

Vlad Jr. poses with giant bobblehead of dad

18. White Sox to add Herrera as late-inning option

On Monday, the White Sox announced they had signed free agent Kelvin Herrera, giving the team another strong late-inning option.

19. Twins to retire Mauer's No. 7 on June 15

Mark your calendars, Twins fans: Saturday, June 15, will be Joe Mauer Day at Target Field. The Twins announced Tuesday that they will retire Mauer's No. 7 in a special ceremony before a game against the Royals.

20. Key 2018-19 free agents for all 30 MLB teams

An impressive collection of talent has hit the open market, and players are now eligible to sign with any team. Here is a division-by-division breakdown of the key free agents for all 30 Major League clubs.

21. We have a lot of questions about Francisco Cervelli's most recent weird workout

Francisco Cervelli's unique beach workout

22. 2018-19 free agents, position by position

Keep track of the 2018-19 free agent class, which includes Bryce Harper and Manny Machado.

23. Royals bringing 19 NRIs to Spring Training

The Royals have invited 19 non-roster players to Spring Training, 18 of which were in the organization last year. The exception is 27-year-old right-hander Michael Ynoa, once a top prospect in the A's organization who later was dealt to the White Sox.

24. Giants, Crew have talked Bumgarner trade

It's far from certain that the Giants will trade Madison Bumgarner before Spring Training. But if they do, Milwaukee is his most likely destination. The Brewers and Giants have had substantive communication about a Bumgarner trade this winter, sources say, and the Brewers are continuing their internal deliberations about how much they're willing to give up in order to acquire the three-time World Series hero.

25. Wright joins Mets' front office as special advisor

David Wright was the face of the Mets on the field for the last decade. Now that his playing days are over, New York's longtime captain is about to start another chapter with the franchise he spent his entire career with.

26. Twins reportedly have deal with reliever Parker

The Twins have reportedly made their first bullpen acquisition of the offseason, with MLB Network insider Ken Rosenthal reporting that free-agent reliever Blake Parker, a veteran of six Major League seasons, has agreed to a one-year, $3.2 million contract with Minnesota. The club has not confirmed the deal.

27. Tulo feels 'extra motivation' headed into 2019

Troy Tulowitzki appeared to have a clear trajectory toward the Hall of Fame before injuries interrupted his promising career, and as he prepares for a new opportunity with the Yankees, the shortstop is intent upon proving that he can still be a special performer between the white lines.

28. Bahamas Home Run Derby a huge success

Bahamas Home Run Derby a huge success

29. Can Hosmer post bounce-back season in '19?

There are quite a few questions surrounding what the Padres might get from Eric Hosmer in 2019.

30. Here's how the next 5 free-agent classes look

Bryce Harper and Manny Machado are two of the most heralded players to hit the open market in recent memory. But there are going to be plenty of marquee free agents in the coming offseasons, too. MLB.com is previewing the free-agent classes for 2020 and beyond. Here's a look at the notable players at every position who are set to become free agents over the next three years.

31. Who were highest-paid players through history?

Most baseball fans are aware that Alex Rodriguez currently holds the free-agent contract record -- two times over -- but who held the record before him? Here is a list of the "standard bearers" in that department dating back to the very beginning of MLB free agency in Dec. 1975, when arbitrator Peter Seitz nullified baseball's reserve clause and ushered in a whole new era in the sport's history.

32. Harper reportedly to meet with Phillies

After seven seasons with the Nationals in which he won the 2012 National League Rookie of the Year Award, was named NL MVP in 2015 and made six NL All-Star teams, Bryce Harper is now a free agent for the first time. Here, you will find a list of the latest news and rumors surrounding the outfielder.

33. Red Sox-Yankees rivalry extends to offseason

Your move, Red Sox. You're on the clock. All of a sudden, a six-year deal for free-agent closer Craig Kimbrel doesn't seem so outrageous, does it? That's especially true when you've just watched the Yankees construct baseball's best bullpen with a deal to bring back left-hander Zach Britton.

34. Q&A: Boone eager to build on first year

Almost a year to the day after he was introduced as manager, Boone sat down in his office with Yankees Magazine deputy editor Jon Schwartz to discuss the memories of a year gone by and the ways they will make him -- and the Yankees -- better in 2019.

35. Greene gives back with free Compton clinic

Reds prospect Hunter Greene began playing organized baseball at the MLB Youth Academy in Compton when he was 7 years old. He's been giving back to his community for nearly as long.

36. Latest on Kluber trade talks between Tribe, LA

Teams interested in acquiring Corey Kluber or Trevor Bauer surely hoped the new year would bring a different approach from the Indians in considering offers for their All-Star starting pitchers.

37. How does Herrera's deal affect Ottavino?

A free agent this offseason, the 33-year-old Adam Ottavino couldn't have picked a better time to have a career campaign in 2018, including a 2.43 ERA, a 0.99 WHIP and a stellar 13.0 K/9 rate -- good for 112 total strikeouts, fifth most among full-time relievers last year.

38. In 2 trades, Mets get J.D. Davis, deal Plawecki

The Mets continued their active offseason on Sunday with a pair of transactions that addressed their infield. The club acquired infielder J.D. Davis from the Astros and traded catcher Kevin Plawecki to the Indians, and the club's return included a throng of Minor Leaguers.

39. Ohtani visits namesake baby with heart ailment

Ohtani visits namesake baby with heart ailment

40. This hitter is ready to blow up in 2019

Jesse Winker is far from a national star, but he could be sooner than later. While the Reds' outfield got a lot more name recognition when the club traded for Dodgers stars Yasiel Puig and Matt Kemp last month, Winker might be the Cincinnati outfielder worth watching the most in 2019.

41. Sources: Rockies showing interest in Dozier

The Rockies are considering pursuing free-agent second baseman Brian Dozier on a short-term deal, but have to balance the pursuit against payroll concerns, according to multiple Major League sources.

42. Breaking down the O's front-office changes

Last week's hiring of Koby Perez to lead the Orioles' international scouting department marked an important point in this offseason of overhaul in Baltimore. The months to come will be filled with more additions, mostly of the behind-the-scenes variety, with the club planning to reel hordes of analysts, scouts and other staffers into its growing operation.

43. These are the best HOF classes in history

Let's look back and see which BBWAA-inducted Hall classes had the most star power.

44. Did Keuchel turn down Astros deal in 2016?

After a seven-season tenure with the Astros that included a trio of 200-inning seasons, an American League Cy Young Award in 2015 and an overall 3.66 ERA, Dallas Keuchel is now a free agent. Here, you will find a list of the latest news and rumors surrounding the left-hander.

45. How does Britton's deal impact other FA relievers?

The robust relief-pitching market saw another name come off the board Saturday night as Zach Britton agreed to a deal to return to the Yankees. And while Britton will earn between $26 million and $53 million in the market's most recent deal, the biggest question in the relief market remains this: What will happen with Craig Kimbrel?

46. These 5 teams could surprise in 2019

Finding surprise teams is getting more and more difficult as teams get smarter and more aggressive in pushing their best prospects. Don't sleep on these five clubs next season.

47. Relief deals shake up market for Kimbrel

Craig Kimbrel has compiled an impressive resume during his nine seasons in the big leagues, recording a microscopic 1.91 ERA with a 0.92 WHIP, 333 saves and a 14.7 K/9 rate, and he should be a coveted asset on the free-agent market this offseason. Here, you will find a list of the latest news and rumors surrounding the right-hander.

48. Zach Britton, Yanks agree to deal, per source

The Yankees agreed to a deal with Zach Britton that will keep the left-handed reliever in pinstripes for at least the next two seasons, a source told MLB.com's Jon Paul Morosi.

49. Pudge's son is pushing cars as part of workout plan

Pudge's son is pushing cars as part of workout plan

50. Elite when healthy, Pollock a fit for ...

As free agent A.J. Pollock looks for his next home, let's do the same and run through nine clubs who could be a good fit for Pollock, counting down in reverse chronological order.

51. Most shocking free-agent decisions in MLB history

Since the first free agent signing of the modern era back in 1974, there have been several free agent deals that shook the baseball world and realigned power across the Majors. Here's a look at several moves that changed the landscape of baseball, and in some cases, were downright shocking:

52. Is Grandal running out of potential landing spots?

With 20-plus homers in each of the past three seasons, a lifetime 13.1 percent walk rate and well-regarded defensive tools behind the plate, Grandal enters free agency as one of the most valuable backstops in baseball. Here, you will find a list of the latest news and rumors surrounding the catcher.

53. Wait til you see next year's free-agent class

Here's a very early look at 15 of the biggest names slated to hit the free-agent market next offseason, listed in order who will likely be in the highest demand.

54. Gurriels are first family of Cuban baseball

Long before his two youngest sons broke into the Major Leagues -- Yuli with the Astros and Lourdes Jr. with the Blue Jays -- the patriarch of the Gurriel family established himself as a beloved baseball legend in his native Cuba.

55. Mets acquire Broxton for Wahl, two prospects

The Mets acquired outfielder Keon Broxton for reliever Bobby Wahl and two prospects, right-hander Adam Hill and infielder Felix Valerio, on Saturday.

56. Berrios, Baez, Bauer host clinic in Puerto Rico

On the eve of Three Kings Day, a major holiday in Latin America marked by festivals and children eagerly awaiting presents, Twins ace Jose Berrios gave kids in his native Puerto Rico the gift of baseball. With assists from Cubs infielder Javier Baez and Indians starter Trevor Bauer, the gift took the form of a youth clinic in Berrios' and Baez's hometown of Bayamon on Saturday.

57. Mariners committed to playing Ichiro in Japan

The Mariners are rebuilding their roster with an infusion of young talent this offseason, yet a 45-year-old Ichiro Suzuki is still expected to be part of the club when it opens the regular season.

58. Best- and worst-case scenarios for Harper

What kind of player will Bryce Harper be for his next club? We found 15 comparable players from history to use as a guide.

59. Giants acquire utility man Valera from Orioles

The San Francisco Giants announced today that they have acquired infielder/outfielder Breyvic Valera from the Baltimore Orioles in exchange for cash considerations.

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1. College World Series Game 1: Vanderbilt piles nine early runs, holds on to win

Vanderbilt exploded for a nine-run third inning and then barely held on for a 9-8 Game 1 win vs. UVA.

2. LaRoche homer pushes Nats to blank Brewers

3. Adams, Lynn power Cardinals to shutout of Rox

4. Guthrie baffles Dodgers as Royals take opener

5. Watch: Orioles' Davis walks off ChiSox with HR

Chris Davis had been scuffling, and with lefty Chris Sale on the mound, it was a perfect night for the Orioles first baseman to ride the pine. He didn’t get the entire night off, however. Manager Buck Showalter called his number in the bottom of the ninth, and Davis delivered a walk-off three-run homer.

6. Lind, Stroman help Blue Jays hammer Yankees

7. Tulowitzki, Bautista captains at ASG HR Derby

NEW YORK (AP) - Jose Bautista of the Toronto Blue Jays and Troy Tulowitzki of the Colorado Rockies will be the captains for the Home Run Derby at the All-Star game.

8. Lessons From The Captain

On SI Now, Indians first baseman Nick Swisher discusses what he learned playing alongside Derek Jeter in New York.

9. MLB Power Rankings: Athletics stay on top, Reds start to climb

Oakland swept the first-place votes and is No. 1 again in the Power Rankings, but two NL Central teams are rising.

10. Big-spending Yankees winning with cheap pitching

Their big-money players are struggling, but cheap pitchers are keeping the Yankees in contention.

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1. White Sox get some relief, sign Herrera

As they chase Bryce Harper and Manny Machado, the White Sox sign former Royals and Nationals reliever Kelvin Herrera to a two-year contract.

2. Red Sox Countdowns Have Begun, With Poker Face Firmly In Place

While most of New England is focusing on this Sunday's Patriots-Chargers NFL divisional playoff game, diehard Red Sox fans have begun counting down the days until the Red Sox load up their equipment truck to take off for Spring training in Fort Myers, Florida. (Yes, believe it or not, this is actually

3. It sure stinks to be a free agent second baseman in 2019

Jed Lowrie has been worth four or five wins over each of the last two seasons. It's hard to put WAR into context sometimes, so maybe this will help: Only 28 players in baseball accomplished this feat, and you've heard of most of them. They're perennial All-Stars like Christian Yelich, Mike

4. Bobblehead for Red Sox slugger, former ValleyCat, J.D. Martinez

TROY — J.D. Martinez played in his first game with the Tri-City ValleyCats in July 2009. Fast forward 10 years later, and Martinez will once again appear inside Joseph L. Bruno Stadium, this time immortalized as a ValleyCats bobblehead. The announcement was made on Monday by the Tri-City ValleyCats in

5. 2019's stealth contenders and the next move each should make

Jeff Sullivan Special to ESPN.com Close Senior editor at FanGraphs since 2012. BBWAA member. Founded Lookout Landing in 2005. Has served as the main baseball editor for SB Nation. Follow on Twitter I think many of us share an idea of who makes up the cream of the MLB crop. In the American League, it

6. Tigers trying to find a fit for prospect Isaac Paredes

Isaac Paredes was about as torrid as the Sonoran sun during his closing 10 games: .333 batting average, a .512 on-base average, which paired with a slugging percentage of .533 made for a tidy OPS of 1.045 as he bid goodbye to a 45-game stint in which he overall had less fearsome numbers: .236, .378,

7. Twins to retire Mauer’s number June 15

The Minnesota Twins will retire Joe Mauer's No. 7 during a pregame ceremony on June 15, the club announced Tuesday. The Twins dubbed the Saturday night game against the Kansas City Royals "Joe Mauer Day." Mauer retired at the end of last season after spending all 15 of his major league

8. MLB Power Rankings: Boston Red Sox #1, Houston Astros #2, New York Yankees #3

Win 63% of Neutral Field Simulations Their 108 regular season wins exceeded expectations. It was +12.7 above what oddsmakers' money line projected. The season went better than expected. They won more games than expected at home and on the road. They went 51-30 on the road and were expected to win

9. Dodgers Dugout: Who are the three best right fielders in team history?

Let's look at them using three stats: OPS+ (on-base percentage plus slugging percentage, which compares them to the league-average hitter each season, making it easier for us to do cross-era comparisons; a league-average hitter will have an OPS+ of 100), WAR (wins above placement, which shows career

10. Mets sign reliever Santiago on Minors deal

The Mets announced Tuesday that they've signed left-hander Hector Santiago to a Minor League contract with an invitation to Spring Training. Santiago had a 4.50 ERA in 49 appearances for the White Sox last season with 103 strikeouts in 102 innings, pitching mainly out of the bullpen. Santiago adds

11. Royals bringing 19 NRIs to Spring Training

KANSAS CITY -- The Royals have invited 19 non-roster players to Spring Training, 18 of which were in the organization last year. The exception is 27-year-old right-hander Michael Ynoa, once a top prospect in the A's organization who later was dealt to the White Sox. The other non-roster invites are

12. White Sox Appear To Be Building Around Machado Even Before Signing Machado

Signing Manny Machado and telling Tim Anderson what position he's going to switch to, center field or second base, seems to be all that's left on the to-do list for the White Sox. You can't roll out the welcome mat more obviously than the South Siders have done for Machado -- trading for

13. David Wright to become New York Mets special adviser

NEW YORK (AP) — Former New York Mets captain David Wright is becoming a special adviser to chief operating officer Jeff Wilpon and general manager Brodie Van Wagenen. In making the announcement Monday, the Mets said the 36-year-old third baseman would be placed on unconditional release waivers on Tuesday

14. Catching up on the Orioles' offseason now that the Ravens are finished

The Ravens' run to the playoffs rightfully garnered plenty of attention on the local sports scene, with quarterback Lamar Jackson symbolizing a seismic shift in both how they play and how they're perceived. With five weeks left until pitchers and catchers report to Sarasota, Fla., for spring

15. MLB Hot Stove: Phillies, Bryce Harper to meet face-to-face in Vegas, report says

The Bryce Harper sweepstakes is heating up. According to USA Today, which cited a person with direct knowledge of the negotiations, the Phillies front office will fly to the coveted free-agent outfielder's hometown of Las Vegas on Saturday to meet him face-to-face. The Phillies will be represented

16. Choosing Travis d'Arnaud over Kevin Plawecki could backfire on NY Mets

Mets welcome Wilson Ramos to Flushing Once the Mets signed Wilson Ramos to be their everyday catcher, it made either Travis d'Arnaud or Kevin Plawecki expendable. D'Arnaud has a higher ceiling but comes with significant injury risk, while Plawecki is a safer bet to stay on the active roster.

17. Daniel Murphy Should Help The Rockies Without Long-Term Costs

The Colorado Rockies addressed their most pressing off- season need but did so in a way that won't impede their efforts to deal with a larger, looming question. Daniel Murphy, who received a two-year, $24 million contract, will play first base for the Rockies. It's the position where he said

18. Young MLB Players in Serious Danger of Flaming Out in 2019

Age: 24 Lucas Giolito entered the 2015 season as the No. 7 prospect in baseball and the top pitching prospect in the sport. He moved up to No. 5 on the leaguewide list the following season, one spot behind Los Angeles Dodgers lefty Julio Urias for the top spot among pitchers. Simply put, he was viewed

19. Dodgers News: Dave Roberts 'Very Happy' To See Paul Goldschmidt Traded Out Of NL West

With MLB free agency mired in a bit of a lull, most of the attention has since shifted to the trade market. A few blockbusters have come to fruition in recent weeks, including one between the Los Angeles Dodgers and Cincinnati Reds, involving Matt Kemp and Yasiel Puig. However, perhaps the most notable

20. Former Legends infielder Brooks Conrad named 2019 Manager

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WDKY) – The Lexington Legends will have a familiar face in a new position for the 2019 season. Former Major Leaguer and past Legends infielder, Brooks Conrad, has been named manager of the Lexington Legends. The 2019 season will be Brooks' second season managing in the Kansas City

21. 7 Key Factors For Cubs To Have Successful 2019 Campaign

The National League Central Division race was still young last season when Craig Counsell was asked what he thought of the Cubs. “They've won the division title the last two years,” he said, “and they have great talent and teams know they'll have to go through the Cubs to win the division. But

22. City Council approves Cleveland Indians' $2 million donation to improve local baseball fields

Play Ball! A $2 million gift from the Cleveland Indians to improve local baseball fields was authorized at City Council Monday evening. The donation will facilitate the installation of synthetic turf baseball field at Luke Easter and League Park. In addition to the $2 million, the Indians charitable

23. Source: White Sox to ink Machado compadre Jay

ESPN MLB insider Author of "The Arm: Inside the Billion-Dollar Mystery of the Most Valuable Commodity in Sports" Free-agent outfielder Jon Jay agreed to a one-year, $4 million deal with the Chicago White Sox, a source confirmed to ESPN, adding another close friend of Manny Machado as the White

24. Ranking 5 best pitches on the Marlins pitching staff

Even with a reduced payroll, even if J.T. Realmuto gets traded, no matter how much star talent the other NL East teams add to their rosters, there is an opportunity for the Marlins to improve upon last year. That's because many of the most intriguing pitchers from the 2018 staff are poised to grow

25. Podcast episode 1901: Welcome to the post-dump new year

Our first podcast of the year plays a little bit of catch up, recapping the Dodgers' salary dump and roster-clearing trade with the Reds that basically has us in limbo waiting for what comes next. We also look back at the Yasiel Puig stint in Los Angeles, which was almost never dull. Plus, there

26. How did Tigers hitters compare to their ZiPS projections in 2018?

As we wait for the beginning of the 2019 MLB season, it makes sense to take a look back at the season past, as rough as it might have been. The Detroit Tigers entered 2018 with low expectations as a whole, but certain individuals were projected to have favorable years. Rather than looking at numbers

27. 2019 Red Reporter Community Prospect Rankings: Nick Senzel Is Your #1 Prospect!

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45. Red Sox are trying to extend someone, per report

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46. 2019 will tell if Duquette's fire sale did any good for the Orioles

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47. Baseball America has the Royals taking Bobby Witt, Jr. in their first 2019 mock draft

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48. 2019 Top 25 Mets Prospects: 20, Jordan Humphreys

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49. A complete beginner's guide to baseball stats: Batting statistics, and what they mean

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50. 2019 BYB Tigers prospect #29: Bryan Garcia is hoping to regain his form in 2019

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