The New York Mets may have averted disaster.
Judge is in the midst of what could be a career year. His 2025 performance could cement his place, not only in major league history, but in Cooperstown as well.
If Kansas City can become even slightly below average offensively, it may be enough to secure a playoff spot. Otherwise, the Royals will continue to slide down the standings.
With roughly 40 percent of the Major League Baseball regular season completed, teams know where they stand. (Sorry, Athletics and Chicago White Sox). But let's provide even the dregs with hope.
Jackson Jobe was expected to be a key part of the Detroit Tigers' present and future. That future is now on hold.
Pete Crow-Armstrong has begun to establish himself as one of the best players in the majors. It would behoove the Chicago Cubs to lock him in now.
Second baseman Gleyber Torres gambled on himself when he signed a one-year, $15M contract with the Detroit Tigers during the 2024-25 offseason.
Ahead of the July 31 big-league trade deadline, Yardbarker MLB writers identify each American League team's most tradable asset.
The Kansas City Royals desperately need to improve the production in their outfield. That upgrade may come from within.
Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Brandon Pfaadt had appeared to have taken that next step forward this season.
At 9-46 entering Wednesday, the Rockies are off to a historically bad start to 2025.
With roughly a third of the regular season completed, Yardbarker MLB writers identify a promising trend for every AL team.
The Rockies are off to one of the worst starts in major league history.
One of the Boston Red Sox's top prospects is heading to the majors.
With a 16-33 record entering Saturday, the Orioles find themselves squarely in the AL East basement.
Juan Soto has not performed to his usual level thus far in 2025, but that does not mean he has been unproductive in the Mets' lineup.
Philadelphia Phillies designated hitter Kyle Schwarber has been a force in the Phillies' lineup this season, regardless of the pitcher he has faced.
With the regular season roughly a quarter over, Yardbarker MLB writers identify a worrisome trend for every American League team.
It is time to shine the spotlight on Elias for the Orioles' woes.
The White Sox have a jersey that has been selling better than anyone could have imagined.
Major League Baseball's decision to reinstate Pete Rose, Shoeless Joe Jackson, Eddie Cicotte and other players banned for life due to gambling allegations has been met with mixed reactions.
Former Atlanta Braves All-Star shortstop Rafael Furcal is in trouble with the law.
A quarter of the way through a 162-game regular season, several teams clearly are disaster areas. (We're looking at you, Baltimore Orioles and Los Angeles Angels.) But several are performing above expectations.
Roki Sasaki's transition to MLB hasn't been easy.
The Colorado Rockies have set a new bar for futility.