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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.

The Tigers' top three starters -- Justin Verlander, Max Scherzer, Anibal Sanchez -- are recording strikeouts at an amazing rate this season.

A single pitch has yet to be thrown in the 2013 season, but we already know who's going to win it all. And it's the ...

LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- His old corner locker belongs to Dan Uggla now. His old, hallowed No. 4 spot in the lineup is occupied by Freddie Freeman now. So for the 2013 Atlanta Braves, the world continues to spin. And life goes on. Even life aft...

LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- When manager Fredi Gonzalez looks over the lineup of the 2013 Atlanta Braves, he sees a group that has a chance to lead the league in home runs and top-to-bottom fear factor. But when a certain guest hitting instructor, s...

Chipper Jones hears the talk, the whispers, the rumblings out there that if the Atlanta Braves need him in June, he's a poetic comeback story waiting to happen. His response Monday to that kind of talk: "It's not gonna happen."

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.

The pairing of Justin and B.J. Upton in the same Braves outfield will be a fascinating thing to watch in 2013.

The St. Louis Cardinals are on the verge of another World Series trip and deserve a bit more respect, writes Jayson Stark.

On what was supposed to be a historic night, MLB's first-ever wild-card game will be remembered for a controversial infield fly rule call.

My pick is guaranteed to be wrong no matter what, isn't it? Just check my track record. So here goes: In the 2012 World Series, you will see ...

The matchups will be determined by what happens on the field Wednesday. So let's run through the various scenarios.

As his career winds down, legendary switch-hitter Chipper Jones is piling up some pretty incredible numbers.

Look no further than Craig Kimbrel when it comes to evaluating who should win the National League Cy Young.

The ripple effects of MLB's new postseason format are about to get even more visible and dramatic over the season's final 40 games.

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