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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.

It's that time of year again to find out who are the first half MVPs and LVPs, Cy Youngs and Cy Yuks.

With the season a quarter of the way through, we hand out the hardware for the major awards.

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.

Spring is finally here, can you believe it? Now let's take a look at the most intriguing spring storylines, the best and worst free-agent signings, the most improved and least improved teams, players to watch and much more.

We think of spring training as a time when the palm trees sway in the breeze, when sunshine brings the boys of summer out of hibernation, when every team has hope -- or at least a convenient case of amnesia. But this spring training, you won't just ...

Jose Reyes' recurring hamstring problems will very likely cost him a boatload of money once he becomes a free agent in the offseason.

Dave Cameron compares Albert Pujols, Prince Fielder, Jose Reyes, Jimmy Rollins and David Ortiz to similar players throughout history to see whether their teams should re-sign them.

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Rumblings and Grumblings examines five players heading toward free agency as the faces of their franchise.

A look at Frank McCourt's fight for control, how the Dodgers mess could affect the Mets, and the next Walter O'Malley.

Roll out the red carpet. Bring on the paparazzi. It's time to hand out those major -- and not-so-major -- end-of-season awards. The envelopes, please ...

The Padres and A's are division leaders, the Mets and White Sox are cellar dwellers, the Rays are ahead of the Red Sox in the AL East, and the Nationals are above .500. Is this how the season is going to play out?

It's time to bid farewell to another season that was filled with highs, lows and so much in between. With that said, here come the awards.

From Cy Youngs and Cy Yuks to MVPs and LVPs to some of the stranger moments on the diamond, we look back at the first half of the 2009 season.

With unlikely heroes all around, Yadier Molina emerged as the leader in lifting the Cardinals to the National League pennant.

The Cardinals are one win away from the World Series -- and making history.