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Tim Kurkjian looks at the five major key questions heading in the Giants-Reds NLDS.

Orioles, Reds, Cardinals, Giants & Red Sox ... take your pick as to who tops the list.

A player's glove, especially a good defensive player, is his most personal piece of equipment, and it is treated with great respect and care.

Check out 2012 capsules previewing each team in the National League Central.

Stemming from recent bad feelings between the teams, the Cardinals and Reds arguably have the most heated rivalry in all of baseball these days.

There's a 7-foot-1 pitcher in Angels camp, a movie buff in Rangers camp, a musician in Reds camp and a bizarre and brilliant pitcher in Giants camp.

Hall of Famer Sparky Anderson might not have sounded like the smartest man or manager, but he was among the brightest, most well-liked and decent people ever to fill out a lineup card.

MLB has eliminated the non-travel off-day during the league championship series, making pitching depth more important than ever.

Check out the top five questions heading into the National League Division Series between the Cincinnati Reds and the Philadelphia Phillies.

As the regular season winds down, a pair of division titles and the National League wild card remain up for grabs.

The push for the postseason is especially in high gear in the races for the National League West and the NL wild card.

Ken Griffey Jr. used to glide through the outfield, scale walls, make catches like Willie Mays and hit balls where almost no man could reach.

The season is at the halfway point and two-thirds of the teams still have a legitimate chance to make the playoffs.

Danny Herrera looks like a kid at 5-foot-6, but the diminutive Reds reliever is proving he belongs in the big leagues.

Ken Griffey Jr., the newest member of the 600 Home Run Club, was truly an amazing talent in his prime.

While flashing them has been an intricate part of the game, stealing signs is becoming a lost art in baseball.