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There's still a long, long way to go, but here's what we've learned from the first 30 games or so.

The Blue Jays have had a big offseason as they look to become a major player in the American League.

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.

Look no further than Craig Kimbrel when it comes to evaluating who should win the National League Cy Young.

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

Felix Hernandez and the Mariners made a special kind of history that Safeco Field fans might be familiar with, and more.

The numbers make the case for Aroldis Chapman as the winner of the National League Cy Young Award.

Jayson Stark unveils his Five Astounding Facts and explains why Joey Votto is hitting like the Bambino.

Aroldis Chapman is heading for the most dominating season by a relief pitcher in history, but could he have more of an impact if he was a starting pitcher?

What's new? From Albert Pujols in L.A. to the playoffs to Marlins Park in Miami, the 2012 season has a much different look.

The Rangers got exactly what they wanted and needed at the trade deadline, heading the list of winners. The Yankees did nothing, and for that they lead the list of losers.

The biggest names still on the market? Astros outfielder Hunter Pence takes top honors as the deadline looms.

Interest in Astros outfielder Hunter Pence was picking up steam Thursday, even as the club was continuing to downplay its interest in trading its rightfielder.

San Diego is working on potential deals involving closer Heath Bell, setup man Mike Adams and outfielder Ryan Ludwick.

Zack Greinke makes the Brewers a serious threat in the NL Central, but the Albert Pujols question still hangs over the division.