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I know many of you are eager to hear which team put in the highest bid for Yu Darvish. And I'll be honest: I'm a little surprised we haven't heard anything from Japan and MLB today about Darvish. We don't know when it will be announced, so all we can...

Baseball Prospectus projects 2010 in the AL Central. For each team, you get a projected record, why they might win, why they won't win, one player who could surprise (stat projections) and one who might flop. Dive in.

Story | Conversation | February 19, 2010

Baseball Prospectus projects 2010 in the AL West. For each team, you get a projected record, why they might win, why they won't win, one player who could surprise (stat projections) and one who might flop. Dive in.

Story | Conversation | February 18, 2010

Baseball Prospectus projects 2010 in the NL West. For each team, you get: a projected record, why they might win, why they won't win, one player who could surprise (stat projections) and one who might flop. Dive in.

Story | Conversation | February 18, 2010

ESPN MLB analyst Orel Hershiser talked with Colin Cowherd today and the first topic they talked about was Clay Buchholz and the accusations by Blue Jays broadcasters Jack Morris and Dick Hayhurst that Buchholz was cheating during his start Wednesday ...

Rick Osentoski/USA TODAY SportsAnibal Sanchez had his best stuff on Friday. Let's review another week in statistical marvels and oddities in Major League Baseball. Feat of the Week: Anibal Sanchez 17 K There were plenty of impressive strikeout...

I remember watching that first game in Miami Marlins history, 20 years ago today. That the then-Florida Marlins were introducing teal to Major League Baseball was as big a deal at the time as 45-year-old knuckleballer Charlie Hough drawing the start....

Jim Cowsert/USA Today SportsMatt Harrison gets the ball tonight to start the season for the Rangers.Another season of Major League Baseball kicks off at 8 p.m. ET on ESPN as the Texas Rangers meet their new division rivals, the Houston Astros. The...

Michael Schmidt writes that Major League Baseball is planning to sue some involved in the Miami PEDs case for damages. From his story about the suit to be filed today: The suit will seek to recoup money from its targets -- including the clinic&...

Blog | March 22, 2013

Buster Olney takes a look at baseball's latest approach to information-gathering in its efforts against PEDs. He also looks at Aroldis Chapman's role, and many other stories.

Blog | Conversation | March 22, 2013

Miami point guard Shane Larkin and his dad MLB HOFer Barry Larkin joined Jay Williams and Jonathan Coachman on today's show. Shane talked about Miami's outlook heading into the tournament, whether he feels his team should have been a #1 seed, and his...

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USA TODAY Sports Tim Byrdak, LaTroy Hawkins and Pedro Feliciano all are entitled to early roster decisions. PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. -- Under the new collective bargaining agreement, a player with significant MLB experience the previous season who come...

I told myself I wasn't going to write on this topic, since the lines are more divided than Congress. But driving into work today I heard Mike Ferrin and Jim Duquette interview Jim Palmer on MLB Radio. Asked about the PED issue and the upcoming Hall o...

Dec. 12, 1998: Twelve years ago yesterday, Alex Rodriguez signed baseball's first $200 million deal. Almost exactly two years earlier -- 14 years ago today -- Kevin Brown became MLB's first $100 million man. That's when Brown, the right-handed ...

AP Photo/USA Today SportsKoji Uehara, Sean Burnett and Randy Choate each bring something noteworthy to their new teams Throughout the offseason, we'll feature regular in-depth reviews of MLB moves. This week's piece looks at three middle relievers/s...