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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.

Amazingly, one-third of the managers in the big leagues don't have a deal that extends beyond this season.

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. -- After surveying MLB executives, ESPN's Jayson Stark comes to this conclusion: The Mets and Yankees are the second-least improved teams in their respective leagues. The NL ranking of least improved has the Miami Marlins at N...

Let's shut down the Hot Stove and get spring started with a look at the best stories, best and worst free-agent signings, the most improved and least improved teams, players to watch and much more.

Chronicling the wildest, the weirdest and the wackiest events of the 2012 regular season. Yeah, this stuff really happened!

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

The Nationals are hitting new heights, Wilin Rosario is hitting new lows and the equally amazing A's and Astros.

Baltimore wins late, San Francisco's unusual blown save and Colorado's unqualified starters.

Presenting the five best Home Run Derby participants in the history of the event.

Matt Kemp ... Roy Halladay ... Jered Weaver. The head-scratching, season-altering blockbuster injuries just keep on coming.

Chris Davis is the second position player since World War II to hit a home run and win a game on the mound against the same team in the same year.

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.

Colorado Rockies minor leaguer Mike Jacobs carved his name in drug-testing history Thursday, by becoming the first North American professional athlete to be suspended for testing positive for Human Growth Hormone.

The Indians are aware of Ubaldo Jimenez's ups and downs, but they are taking a chance that he'll pitch like an ace.

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

The Rockies are shopping ace Ubaldo Jimenez, and at least a half-dozen teams are interested in the right-handed flamethrower.