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Two days after having to leave a spring-training start after one inning because of a stomach virus, Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Roy Halladay was back in uniform Tuesday and said he hopes to make his next start Saturday against the Baltimore Orioles.

SARASOTA, Fla. -- The memories of their 2012 magic show still float in the spring breeze. So it feels as if nothing is quite the same in the world of the Baltimore Orioles. Uh, nothing, that is, except the names over the lockers, the names on the ...

SARASOTA, Fla. -- Some teams in this fine land could tell you what their season-opening starting rotation will look like right now. On Feb. 19. And then there are the Orioles. "I think we could field TWO major-league rotations with the squad we...

After factoring in Dan Szymborski's projections, opinions from GMs around the game and all sorts of other data, I believe Major League Baseball's best division is ...

Earl Weaver was a brilliant manager and relentlessly entertaining, a one-of-a-kind baseball character who left his mark on everyone who knew him.

Looking at the good and the bad as baseball's offseason has reached its halfway point.

My pick is guaranteed to be wrong no matter what, isn't it? Just check my track record. So here goes: In the 2012 World Series, you will see ...

The matchups will be determined by what happens on the field Wednesday. So let's run through the various scenarios.

Home run feats of the O's and A's, Wilton Rosario joins the 20-20 club and those amazing Astros.

Read at your own risk. These AL tiebreaking scenarios continue to look hazardous to your health.

The Orioles just keep on working overtime -- and winning. They've now won 15 consecutive extra-inning games.

Tiebreakers and weather could turn the first week of Bud Selig's new October into a logistical nightmare.

Examining the wild and wacky seasons of Baltimore's Chris Davis and Taylor Teagarden, and baseball's worst team -- the Houston Astros.

The ripple effects of MLB's new postseason format are about to get even more visible and dramatic over the season's final 40 games.

Believe it or not, Padres third baseman Chase Headley is the top position player on the trade market, with four teams vying for his services.

The Marlins may not be done dealing, the Phillies may have to make some cost-cutting moves, and the Dodgers continue to shop around for a bat.