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In ESPN The Magazine, Molly Knight writes about Dodgers injury guru Stan Conte, who's out to reduce the $430 million the MLB lost to player injury in 2011.

In ESPN The Mag, Molly Knight writes about Rushel Shell, the third-ranked high school RB, who faced the biggest decision of his life when schools across the country started courting him. Then his girlfriend got pregnant, and the decision got even bigger.

In ESPN The Magazine, Molly Knight writes about David Freese of the St. Louis Cardinals, who overcame his own indifference, injuries and three brushes with the law to become a World Series hero.

For ESPN The Magazine's Interview Issue, Los Angeles Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw tells Molly Knight about his Cy Young season, Sandy Koufax and his favorite T-Swift song.

In ESPN The Magazine, Molly Knight explores MLB's broken free agency compensation system.

Story | Conversation | November 16, 2011

The Mag talks to the pioneering players since the institution of the so-called 'one and done' rule who spent just a year in college before going pro to get their thoughts on their decision and transition to the pros.

New clubs like LA Hockey, led by former minor leaguer James Gasseau, help bring to the game to a diverse talent pool in previously uncharted grounds.

Justin Verlander is this year's must-see pitcher and the early favorite for the American League Cy Young. Disagree? Just listen to his Tiger teammates.

Story | Conversation | July 27, 2011

Here are some of the highlights of a scorching hot Baseball Today podcast for Thursday, hosted by myself and Keith Law: 1. ESPN The Magazine's Molly Knight joins us bright and early from the West Coast to discuss Frank McCourt and the Los Angeles...

The Dodgers owe Manny Ramirez over $8 million in deferred money in June, a source said.

Dodgers owner Frank McCourt was able to meet the team's payroll Tuesday with cash advances drawn on the team's corporate sponsorship deals, according to three people familiar with the matter who were not authorized to speak publicly.

Baseball isn't just America's pastime; it's the Americas' pastime. For its Latin American Confidential, ESPN The Magazine posed hot-button questions to 100 foreign-born Latin American ballplayers.

Dodgers fans have some image advice for owner Frank McCourt.

The Giants tolerated Pablo Sandoval's weight when he was hitting .330. But when a production dip led to a Triple-A threat, the Venezuelan hit the chicken and lettuce.

As long as Aroldis Chapman can throw a baseball harder than anyone else in the world, his modeling career will have to wait.

Story | Conversation | March 28, 2011

Baseball isn't just America's pastime; it's the Americas' pastime. For its Latin American Confidential, ESPN The Magazine posed hot-button questions to 100 foreign-born Latin American ballplayers.