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The majority of e-mails and text messages that poured in from general managers and baseball officials Friday could be summed up by this comment from a GM: "The Cardinals emptied their farm system for three months of Mark DeRosa and two months of Matt...

Blog | Conversation | July 24, 2009

Low supply, high demand and a lot of jittery GMs. It all adds up to "some very bad contracts" about to be signed this offseason.

PackageStory | November 12, 2005

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

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 Cardinals might not duplicate their 105 wins, but St. Louis could be a tougher all-around team this season.

Derek Lowe was at his strike-throwing best in leading the Red Sox to their first Series title in 86 years.

Rolen and Edmonds are great sluggers and elite defenders, but Albert Pujols is the Most Valuable Cardinal.

Walt Jocketty has assembled a team of franchise players, but it's their intensity and purpose that sets St. Louis apart.

Will this be the season a curse is lifted ... and which one? The 2004 season could hold many surprises.

Not only is Albert Pujols relentless in pursuit of greatness, but he also embraces being a role model.

Our ESPN experts weigh in with their thoughts on who is baseball's best young hitter.