Tyler Glasnow

Greene, 24, is just two years removed from his big-league debut and having his best season as a pro yet.

Glasnow, acquired and extended this past winter, is not expected to miss significant time, Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said.

Baseball in 2024 looks vastly different than it did two decades ago, and one clear root cause is behind it all. First in a five-part series.

Some of the Dodgers' best pitchers learned incorporate sinkers to great effect: “It's been great to have another option."

Mookie Betts ranks among the league leaders in several offensive categories, and Chris Taylor is at the other end of the spectrum.

Glasnow struck out a career-high 14 on just 88 pitches over seven innings.

Interviews with more than two dozen executives and players, plus a famous singer, unveiled the drama behind the Dodgers’ spending spree.

Meditation is just one of the many ways Glasnow seeks personal harmony: "I'm a pretty obsessive perfectionist."

The two games will be the first MLB regular-season contests played in South Korea.

“It's such a similar feel to the Rays,” Glasnow said of LA. “I guess the only difference is that the Dodgers have a lot more money.”

There is plenty of risk on all sides in this trade, though the Dodgers carry the most because it's World Series-or-bust for LA.

After signing Shohei Ohtani to anchor their lineup, the Dodgers made a move to bolster their 2024 starting rotation.

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

The Braves don't have any players signed long term for more than $22 million, but they are willing to go above that for a starter.

“We didn’t play a good, clean baseball game by any stretch,��� Tampa Bay manager Kevin Cash said. “We didn’t pitch, hit or defend.”

Yordan Álvarez and Tyler Glasnow lead the newest group of injured players. Virginia Zakas of Inside Injuries analyzes the timelines.

The Tampa Bay Rays signed starter Tyler Glasnow to a two-year, $30.35 million extension on Friday, a source confirmed to The Athletic. Glasnow, who was previously set to hit free agency after the 2023 season, will now be under contract through 2024. The extension will pay Glasnow $5.35 million in 2023, which was to be his final year of arbitration eligibility, and $25 million in 2024. The deal has significant bonuses based on where he finishes in the Cy Young Award voting. The 6-foot-8 righty last pitched on June 14, 2021. He was on his way to a career year, with 2.66 ERA, 2.77 FIP and 123...

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