The Rangers need García’s power, swagger and energy. One slump doesn’t erase his value, and his track record suggests he’ll snap out of it sooner or later.
The Colorado Rockies’ decision to option Zac Veen back to Triple-A Albuquerque last night might look like a routine move, but it underscores an organizational habit that might do more harm than good.
If MLB wants to uphold the integrity of nine full innings, it’s time to take this circus act off the mound.
Jorge Lopez’s recent suspension for throwing a pitch near Andrew McCutchen’s head is more than another blip in MLB’s disciplinary ledger. The latest chapter in a story reveals how poorly equipped the league still is at handling player mental health and emotional wellness.
Kris Bryant's diagnosis is not just a player injury story; it's a franchise-altering moment that could shape the Rockies' operation for years.
The “torpedo bat” may be more than a quirky new piece of gear. It might be the gateway to a new era in baseball.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have opened the 2025 season with a 3-7 record. That’s disappointing but hardly surprising for a franchise that's spent much of the last three decades chasing its own shadow.
The Tigers are stuck paying for past potential while hoping for future flashes from Javier Baez.
As with all things in baseball, fit matters.
Guerrero’s contract situation won’t just shape this season. It could define the entire next era of Blue Jays baseball.
The pairing of Leiter and Rocker is something baseball fans have dreamed about since the duo dominated at Vanderbilt in 2021.
Bruce Bochy and Terry Francona have done almost everything a baseball manager can do. They’ve won championships, earned respect across generations and re-established themselves as legendary figures in the game.
His 2024 season ended on a sour note after a late slump and a brief stint in Triple-A, but his strong spring hints at a player with something to prove and a skill set that fits well in Denver.
After undergoing two Tommy John surgeries, the reality is apparent: if deGrom doesn’t adjust his approach, his career may not last much longer.
How did Alex Verdugo go from a starting outfielder for the Yankees to an afterthought in free agency?
Instead of committing to a complete rebuild or a decisive playoff push, the Angels seem stuck in a cycle of patchwork fixes.
It’s another frustrating setback for a player who had his first fully healthy offseason and seemed primed to play an entire season for the first time.
Ultimately, Gerrit Cole got what he wanted. Whether the Yankees will regret their role in his deal remains to be seen.