Corbin Burnes

Sometimes, all it takes is a single draft to forever alter a franchise. The 2019 draft is now doing exactly that for the Baltimore Orioles.

Stars like Corbin Burnes, Spencer Strider, Clayton Kershaw and others on the cutters, changeups, or splitters they've spent careers chasing.

Across the country, fan bases awoke as Opening Day brought hope, possibility and — in some cases — victory to teams starting fresh.

The Orioles ace isn't worried about the free-agent landscape next offseason, plus more notes from spring training.

The 2021 NL Cy Young winner is on his way to Baltimore in return for two major-league ready players and the 34th pick in the 2024 MLB draft.

The Brewers are expected to receive a package of young players. LHP DL Hall has been discussed but is not expected to be in the deal.

The highly-coveted free agent follows the path of Daisuke Matsuzaka, Yu Darvish and Masahiro Tanaka.

There are several ways Texas could go about reshaping its World Series-winning roster, some by necessity, as the Winter Meetings approach.

Not surprisingly, almost all of your Rangers trade proposals targeted pitching. We break those down and offer some of our own.

The three-time All-Star might be traded this winter. Here are five key teams that could be interested, and what they could offer in return.

The Brewers are believed to be open to trading some of their top players. Could the Red Sox take advantage?

Sources say the Brewers are open to moving virtually any player on the roster, and the Royals are considering an extension for Bobby Witt Jr

The top-of-the-order continues to be ... historically bad. The roster is changing. The Song deadline looms. Plus, a (winter) trade target.

The Brewers do not want to send a signal to their players again that they aren't investing in the current roster.

Burnes summoned the trainer and manager Craig Counsell after getting one out in the sixth inning.

Ron Shandler shares his three-tiered approach to fantasy baseball 2023 draft strategy, which begins with acquiring Milwaukee's ace starter.

Less than one year into baseball’s new labor agreement, trouble already is brewing.

Kershaw said his annual decision to keep playing will likely always come down to two teams: the Dodgers and his hometown Rangers.