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Keith Law ranks the top 50 free agents for the class of 2011-12, leading off with Prince Fielder as the top overall target.

Story | Conversation | November 03, 2011

The final tier of Keith Law's top 50 free agents includes possible bats on the rebound, and a slew of relief pitchers of all shapes and sizes.

Story | Conversation | November 03, 2011

As part of Keith Law's top 50 2011-12 free agents, here are the entries for Nos. 11-30. Edwin Jackson, Ryan Madson and Michael Cuddyer reside here.

Story | Conversation | November 03, 2011

Last year Keith Law said that Buster Posey should be helping the Giants from Opening Day. When Posey finally made it, we found out why. But not all prospects are created equal, and Law goes through some top guys that still need refinement.

Blog | Conversation | February 22, 2011

The final page of Keith Law's top 50 free agents includes possible bats on the rebound and a slew of relief pitchers of all shapes and sizes.

Story | Conversation | November 07, 2010

As part of Keith Law's top 50 2010-11 free agents, here are the entries for Nos. 11-30. Hiroki Kuroda, Derek Jeter and Paul Konerko reside here.

Story | Conversation | November 07, 2010

Keith Law files a report from the halfway mark of the 2010 Area Code Games (the event where Bryce Harper was "discovered" a few years ago). Some names to know: Tyler Beede, Nick Burdi, Henry Owens and even Scott Boras' son, Trent.

Blog | Conversation | August 08, 2010

From Colby Rasmus to Matt Weitters, Keith Law makes his annual prediction of breakout players.

Blog | Conversation | March 28, 2010

Keith Law hit up Milwaukee Brewers camp this week, and has some observations on one of his sleeper prospect picks -- Willy Peralta. He's now seeing the pitcher as a future No. 2 or No. 3 starter for the Brew Crew.

Blog | Conversation | March 26, 2010

With the signing of Orlando Hudson to play second base, the Twins continue a quietly solid offseason that should make them contenders again in a weak NL Central in 2010.

Blog | Conversation | February 05, 2010

Keith Law analyzes the Adam LaRoche to Arizona and Jose Valverde to Detroit moves. His thoughts: LaRoche's contract seems odd (even foolish) and the price the Tigers paid for Valverde may end up being quite steep.

Blog | Conversation | January 15, 2010

The Cubs failed in their trade with the Mariners. They would have been better off simply releasing Milton Bradley rather than trading him for Carlos Silva and cash unless they intend to release Silva before he plays a single game in a Cubs uniform; a...

Blog | Conversation | December 19, 2009

The Red Sox continue to focus on run prevention by reaching a tentative agreement with Mike Cameron, a premium defensive outfielder, on a two-year deal. Cameron has spent most of his career in center and made his money by running down more fly balls ...

Blog | Conversation | December 14, 2009

The Angels move on from Vladimir Guerrero, who gave them five solid-to-great years before age and leg injuries caused him to turn in a clunker in 2009, to Hideki Matsui, who is just as old as Vlad and has also had knee problems but had a much better ...

Blog | Conversation | December 14, 2009

John Lackey's five-year deal with Boston for, in effect, A.J. Burnett money strengthens an already solid rotation, returns the Red Sox to a setup where they have two or even three potential No. 1 starters in their rotation, and may signal a shift awa...

Blog | Conversation | December 14, 2009

Keith Law looks at some of the non-tenders in MLB -- Chien-Ming Wang, Kelly Johnson, Matt Capps and more -- and determines their value and teams that might be good fits for them. Plus: Why Jason Kendall to KC makes little sense.

Blog | Conversation | December 14, 2009