Joey Votto is one of the best hitters baseball has ever seen but can he drag the 2018 Cincinnati Reds to relevance?
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MLB The Show 18 has dropped, revealing which players San Diego Studios evaluates as the best at their position in the game.
New York Yankees first baseman Greg Bird has been diagnosed with a broken spur in his right ankle and is now expected to miss 6-8 weeks.
A slow free agent market has left Jose Bautista behind, but he would have you believe he's in demand as Opening Day nears.
Miami Marlins top prospect Lewis Brinson will make the Marlins Opening Day roster after the 23-year-old impressed with a strong Spring Training.
The St. Louis Cardinals will be without Adam Wainwright to start the season, with the veteran right-hander going on the disabled list.
Daniel Vogelbach has logged a fantastic spring for the Seattle Mariners, but it still might not be enough to make their Opening Day Roster.
The San Francisco Giants had high hopes coming into the season with their new additions. But now they'll be without 2/5 of their rotation.
One of the more unique players to come along in fantasy baseball recently is Shohei Ohtani but where should he be drafted?
The NCAA may be looking at MLB's recent actions to deny minor league players more money and saying, "why didn't we think of that?"
Opening Day of the MLB regular season is next week, but it's not too late to get your bets in on over-under win totals. We have all the picks here.
MLB and MiLB have decided that lobbying members of Congress is a better use of funds than compensating minor league baseball players better.
Despite a monster spring, the Braves are sending top prospect Ronald Acuna to the minors so they can control his future for an extra year.
Los Angeles Dodgers all-star third baseman suffered a broken left wrist in Monday night's exhibition game against the Oakland A's.
Topps might be for sale right now and depending on who a potential buyer might be, the sports card industry could be changed.
Comeback stories are always among the most exciting to watch each MLB season, and these are the ones to look out for in 2018.
With the 2018 MLB regular season around the corner, here are the players set to save the day for their respective ball clubs.
Topps Living Set has begun, and the direct-to-consumer, online-only offering is the first set of baseball cards that has no end.
The Houston Astros were set to only pay Jose Altuve $6.5 million the next two season. That all changes in 2020 with Altuve's new contract extension
Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge would like to see Baltimore Orioles shortstop Manny Machado as a teammate and Brian Cashman isn't here for that.