Sunday signing updates

Editor's Note: Keith Law and Jason A. Churchill will be checking in with updates as the signing deadline draws near. ANOTHER UPDATE FROM KEITH (11:02...

Blog Entry | Conversation | August 16, 2009

Sunday signing updates

Editor's Note: Jason A. Churchill and Keith Law will be checking in with updates as the signing deadline draws near. ANOTHER UPDATE FROM KEITH LAW (1...

Blog Entry | Conversation | August 15, 2009

Money for nothin'

The largest pure salary dump in Major League Baseball history was concluded Monday evening, when Toronto Blue Jays general manager J.P. Ricciardi info...

Blog Entry | Conversation | August 11, 2009

High school pitchers lead early draft rounds

High school players drafted in the early rounds of Major League Baseball's Rule 4 draft look to seize the opportunities created by a tighter economy. Sixteen of the 32 players selected in the first round were prep players, writes Chris Lawlor.

Highlights from Day 2 of the draft

How the Pirates, Athletics, Rays, Angels and Braves have fared through the first 30 rounds of the draft.

Story | Conversation | June 10, 2009

Complete 2009 draft results

Check out which players were among the 1,521 selected in the 2009 First-Year Player Draft, from Stephen Strasburg to Alibay Barkley.

BP Daily: The one-year evaluation (AL)

A look at every team in the American League, one year after the 2008 MLB draft: who's hot, who's not, who will be hot and who's just plain indifferent?

Story | Conversation | May 28, 2009

Notes, Stats and Trends: March 24, 2009

Insider digs into the day's hot topics, from the WBC to the Women's NCAA Tourney to the end of Curt Schilling's career.

Story | Conversation | March 24, 2009

Notes, Stats and Trends: March 24, 2009

Insider digs into the day's hot topics, from the WBC to the Women's NCAA Tourney to the end of Curt Schilling's career.

Top 100 prospects of 2008 (Nos. 51-75)

Keith Law ranks baseball's 100 best up-and-coming players, from Evan Longoria to Andrew Brackman.

Story | Conversation | January 30, 2008

Dr. James Andrews still works on the cutting edge

He's logged 40,000 surgeries -- mostly knees, elbows and shoulders. His diagnosis holds power over the world's top athletes and the franchises they play for. And at age 65, Dr. James Andrews remains the go-to doc, writes ESPN.com's John Helyar.

Sports Getaways for Sept. 14-17

Hating the Yankees can be good for business

Darren Rovell says one entrepreneur is trying to capitalize on his distaste for the Yankees, and the Yankees don't like it.

Meet the managers

Here is some biographical information on all the managers in the World Baseball Classic.

The ins and outs of Opening Day rosters

The Blue Jays the best at spotting big leaguers? Alan Schwarz look at Opening Day rosters.