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Having already whiffed at least 13 times in five of their first seven games, Astros hitters are on pace to strike out almost 1,900 times this season.

Inside the brilliance of Yu Darvish's near-perfect game and the Astros' anemic offense.

The Houston Astros and Tampa Bay Rays found themselves on the same field Tuesday. That was a fascinating development -- and not just because Rays starter David Price happens to own a dog named Astro. It's fascinating because the 2013 ...

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.

ESPN.com's Jayson Stark took a look at the six divisions in baseball and ranked them. Here's how he did it: I surveyed one baseball executive in all six divisions, including three who formerly worked for teams in the AL East. I also had Dan Szymbors...

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

The Mets have yet to sign a free agent to a major league contract this offseason -- the only team yet to do so, according to the Post's Joel Sherman. And ESPN's Jayson Stark lists the Amazin's among the five least-improved teams in the majors this wi...

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

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

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

Don't be shocked if Roger Clemens winds up on the mound in Houston in September.

The Astros are losing at a pace that boggles the mind, and the Cubs now possess yet another piece of futility history.

Not even the 1962 Mets pulled off a 2-23 streak in their 120-loss season.

With four teams in hot pursuit, Brewers right-hander Zack Greinke is now the primary focus of the baseball world's trading frenzy.

Beginning next year, there will be an interleague game just about every day. The new schedule isn't perfect, but it's an upgrade over the current absurdity.