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The Yankees have a spring plan for Joba Chamberlain and Phil Hughes, the Tigers aren't going to have a fire sale anytime soon and Mets lefty Oliver Perez learned a valuable lesson last season.

Blog | Conversation | November 24, 2009

One can make the case that of all the left-handed pitchers younger than 26 years old, Cole Hamels and Jon Lester would have the most value on the open market. Each is 25. Each has pitched World Series-clinching games. Hamels has the best career ERA ...

LAKELAND, Fla. -- Brandon Inge's point is about expectation and reality. "Last year, we were being talked about as a World Series team," Inge said of the Detroit Tigers. "There were some expectations that were realistic. We had some weaknesses that ...

I don't pretend to know the truth, or what Angel Presinal did for Juan Gonzalez or anyone else. Or what the coaches at some of the nation's biggest high school football factories provide. I do know that Christian Red's Sunday piece in the New York D...

Bullpens like Atlanta's might surprise this season, while others have the potential to implode, writes Peter Gammons.

PackageStory | February 04, 2006

Theo Epstein believes stepping away from baseball will help him when he finally decides to return.

PackageStory | November 16, 2005

The Yankees and Red Sox need to realize a big payroll doesn't guarantee success and try a new approach.

PackageStory | October 15, 2005

While hitting and pitching have the same impact, this season has shown the importance of defense, writes Peter Gammons.

PackageStory | October 09, 2005

Though many more are expected, Ken Griffey Jr. leads a long list of players who already have cleared waivers.

PackageStory | August 16, 2005

The pervasive spirit among Hall of Famers is that the game is greater than any individual. Peter Gammons explains.

Time will tell how many of the players in this year's All-Star Game end up in the Hall of Fame.

PackageStory | July 13, 2005

Teams like the Yankees, Red Sox and Cubs are making an effort to build from within.

PackageStory | July 11, 2005

Impact leadoff hitters like Brandon Inge and Johnny Damon are maximizing their value through plate discipline and on-base percentage, Peter Gammons writes.

Ichiro chasing .400, more Red Sox-Yankees drama ... baseball will survive the steroid mess by being baseball.

It's time for Baseball to market players representing its values, starting with Juan Pierre and Albert Pujols.

The Tigers bid against themselves to get Magglio Ordonez, but that's because they had no choice.