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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- ESPN.com's Jayson Stark writes on Twitter: Sources say the Mets have gotten "serious" about trading R.A. Dickey as soon as this week. The Rangers and Royals are seen as the most logical fits. Trading a reigning Cy Young Award w...

Tiebreakers and weather could turn the first week of Bud Selig's new October into a logistical nightmare.

A 21-year-old rookie, a 38-year-old legend and a threesome of strikeout artists are on the verge of rewriting the record books.

In the blink of an eye Friday evening, the Yankees upgraded their starting rotation, acquiring Michael Pineda from the Mariners and landing free agent Hiroki Kuroda.

STRIKE ONE -- NO AGONY OF DEFEAT DEPT. The e-mails have been flying in since I wrote last week that I'd rate Andy Pettitte as Not Quite a Hall of Famer. As always, you folks have been doing your research! An e-mailer I'll identify only as Gene wrot...

Is Randy Johnson the greatest left-handed pitcher in major league history? ESPN.com senior baseball writers Jim Caple, Rob Neyer and Jayson Stark debate the topic.

Mike Schmidt knows he isn't speaking for all living Hall of Fame players, but if Alex Rodriguez joins their club someday, Schmidt said he would welcome him to the fraternity.

From Capitol Hill to Tampa, the single most pivotal baseball figure this week is Andy Pettitte. So how can Yankee teammates not wonder whether he can leave the distractions behind and just pitch?

The tales of Roger Clemens and Barry Bonds and their respective personal trainers are similar, but also quite different.

Jeter vs. Schilling. Ortiz vs. Rivera. These are the duels that make Yankees-Red Sox the most magnetic rivalry in baseball.

All saves are not created equal. And some should never have been created at all. It's time to revise the rule.

Roger Clemens will be back in The Show soon, but Johan Santana is the ace of the Pitchers You'd Pay To Watch All-Stars.

Top prospect Phil Hughes is the centerpiece of the Yankees' philosophical change toward developing their own talent.

In the end, the Astros decided not to add $2 million to the contract and thus lost Andy Pettitte to the Yankees.

He has already un-retired almost as many times as Cher. But Roger Clemens' latest, greatest comeback from retirement appears to be drawing closer. Much closer.

Just about anything can happen in the postseason. Don't believe it? Let Jayson Stark show you the evidence in Useless Playoff Info.