There are many ways to tell what Gunnar Henderson means to the Orioles, from the hardware he took home last year as the American League Rookie of the Year, to his spot atop the lineup of the reigning AL East…
Even the best teams in baseball have some sort of imperfection, one that might be more glaring now than it appeared when the season began. The Braves’ rotation, arguably the most daunting in baseball before the season, is no longer…
Three weeks into the season, the Dodgers and Mets are side by side in the National League standings. Mookie Betts and Shohei Ohtani are one-upping each other daily, despite the Dodgers dropping five of their past seven games. Pete Alonso…
There’s no shortage of storylines in Atlanta for a Braves team moving forward without strikeout extraordinaire Spencer Strider — and coping for the loss with a major assist from a former reliever. This week’s buy/sell looks at the wave of…
In November 2022, the Los Angeles Dodgers did what at one point would’ve seemed unfathomable for a homegrown, 27-year-old former MVP and Rookie of the Year: They non-tendered him. Cody Bellinger was due to make about $18 million in arbitration,…
LOS ANGELES — It was only a few weeks ago that Shohei Ohtani was laughing in the dugout alongside Ippei Mizuhara during the Dodgers’ season opener in Seoul, blissfully unaware at the time of the alleged deception, lies and more…
Two weeks into the season, the Texas Rangers lead the American League West and the Houston Astros are in the cellar. But their tight four-game series last weekend reminded us all why their meetings are among the most interesting in…
Two weeks into the season, the Texas Rangers lead the American League West and the Houston Astros are in the cellar. But their tight four-game series last weekend reminded why their meetings are among the most interesting in baseball. From…
We’ve seen the Pirates surge, the Marlins stumble, the Red Sox’s rotation overwhelm and the Astros’ bullpen falter. But which first impressions are for real? Here are 10 takes you might have after the first two weeks of the year…
Blake Snell figured he’d sign sometime in January. Then the calendar flipped to February. Then March. Still unsigned, the two-time Cy Young Award winner was more perplexed about what teams were thinking than he was bitter; more incredulous than he…
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