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You probably saw that Roy Halladay pitched in a minor league game on Saturday and struggled once again, retiring just seven of the 18 hitters he faced. Jayson Stark was there and wrote: So only seven hitters actually headed back to the bench without...

Jayson Stark has a story up on five reasons the Pittsburgh Pirates can finally crack .500 -- you know, something they haven't done since Barry Bonds was still with the team, way back in 1992. Gerrit Cole, the first overall pick in the 2011 draft, ...

Cliff Lee on former Rangers teammate Michael Young, and now teammate on the Phillies, on how the Rangers handled him, from Jayson Stark's story: "I think that baffled a lot of people who were around that organization. Like I said, he was the heart a...

Jayson Stark has a great story on Chipper Jones, who will be returning to the postseason for the first time since 2005 (he was injured when the Braves made it in 2010), here in his final season. What defines a player, a future Hall of Famer like Chip...

Mark Simon and Jayson Stark joined forces for Friday's Baseball Today podcast . 1. The Indians continue to win. Is Jayson more shocked by Cleveland's good record or Detroit's early struggles? 2. Aroldis Chapman is on his way to one of the great...

The Blue Jays have scorched their opponents in spring training, winning 23 of 29 games and outscoring their opponents by 77 runs. Jayson Stark has a story up suggesting you shouldn't ignore the Jays, pointing out that in the past 20 years only two ot...

I hope you read Jayson Stark's piece arguing that baseball actually has more parity than the NFL. From ESPN Insider, Dave Cameron looks at three one-time All-Stars who are good candidates to bounce back in 2012 and Dan Szymborski looks at the rema...

In his Rumblings & Grumblings column last week, Jayson Stark surveyed executives from around baseball and the consensus was that Prince Fielder would receive a seven-year deal at $22-$23 million per season. With Matt Kemp reportedly close to signi...

The 2009 Mets have company as one of several teams in baseball history that have had "train-wreck" seasons -- disastrous results despite high hopes.

Don't be surprised, but Tom Glavine (and not Curt Schilling) may be the NL's best pitcher so far.