Blog Roll

The best pitcher on the trade market is headed to Boston in a five-player megadeal.

The Marlins got three prospects for an avuncular slugger with humongous raw power.

Fresh off of missing out on Juan Soto, Toronto added one of the best defenders in baseball to jump-start its offseason.

The important distinction between getting the band back together and keeping the band together is that the second one doesn't require a montage.

Evaluating a handful of tough keep or cut decisions at 2B and SS.

Two players whose Hall of Fame cases appeal more to traditionally minded voters than to statheads – but who haven't gained much traction on the ballot so far.

I've gotten pretty jaded about capitalism over the years, but the starting pitching market now is restoring my faith in the invisible hand.

The Yankees fortify an already strong rotation while giving themselves some options to deal for more help.

Fried’s contract is the largest for a left-handed pitcher in baseball history.

Shane Bieber returns to the Guardians at a discount, looking to rebuild his value after Tommy John.

The Dodgers have a great chance to be the first repeat World Series champion in more than 20 years.

He comes to bury the Mets and Braves, not to praise them.

When the price gets too high, you wish you were Steve Cohen.

The superstar third baseman may have been on a Hall of Fame path until his career was cut short by spinal stenosis.

More elite production from the future HoFer?