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Sorry, haters: The Yankees are loaded -- and there's more talent on the way
From top-flight starting pitching prospects to a speedster you have to see to believe, the Evil Empire is stacked down on the farm.
Welcome to Kyle Schwarber's comeback season
A winter mission to transform his body was just the beginning. Everyone who has seen the Cubs this spring agrees: Schwarber is ready to do big things.
D-backs' Souza strains right shoulder on dive
Diamondbacks outfielder Steven Souza Jr. was diagnosed with a strained right shoulder after leaving Wednesday's spring training game against the Giants.
Indians' Carrasco exits after line drive off foot
Indians righty Carlos Carrasco took a sharp comebacker off his left foot in Wednesday's spring training game against the Royals. The team later called it a left foot contusion.
Mariners' Phelps to have Tommy John surgery
Mariners reliever David Phelps has a torn UCL in his pitching elbow and will have season-ending Tommy John surgery, the team said Thursday.
Greinke (groin) returns, grades self 'all right'
Diamondbacks ace Zack Greinke said his injured groin was "pretty good at the moment" after he threw 60 pitches in an intrasquad game Wednesday.
Darvish had 'fun' facing Rangers for 1st time
Yu Darvish limited his former club to three hits and struck out seven and walked none as the Cubs prevailed over the Rangers 5-1.
Yanks' Stanton: I'm prepared for NYC scrutiny
Reigning National League MVP Giancarlo Stanton said he has calibrated his expectations for the "magnified" nature of performing well -- or poorly -- in the Big Apple.
Thome HOF plaque won't feature Chief Wahoo
The Baseball Hall of Fame will stop using the Indians' Chief Wahoo logo on all future plaques, beginning with Jim Thome's induction in July.
Wristbands to help Rays catchers manage
Major League Baseball made game-calling more difficult for catchers this winter when it changed the rules governing mound visits. For backstops with the Tampa Bay Rays, things got even trickier when the club announced plans for a four-man rotation to...
Nats' Murphy expecting to miss Opening Day
The Nationals' Daniel Murphy, who had microfracture surgery in October, said it's reasonable to expect that he won't be ready for Opening Day.
Olney: Aaron Judge, Manny Machado among the underrated -- yes, underrated -- in fantasy rankings
They're among MLB's biggest stars, but they might be even better than the experts think. Here are nine players ranked too low, or too high, this year.
Padres' late GM Towers to team Hall of Fame
The Padres will posthumously induct former general manager Kevin Towers into their Hall of Fame on May 12 as part of a celebration of the 20th anniversary of their 1998 National League championship team.
Alex Cobb fills a hole as Orioles try to keep up in AL East
Baltimore's rotation had to be shored up and the former Rays hurler has experience in baseball's toughest division. But how far will it take the O's?
White Sox's Abreu exits with hammy tightness
Chicago White Sox first baseman Jose Abreu left Tuesday's game against the Texas Rangers with tightness in his left hamstring. The White Sox said Abreu's status is day-to-day.
Orioles set to add Cobb to rotation, sources say
Coming off a career year, Alex Cobb has agreed to a four-year deal with the Orioles that is worth nearly $60 million, sources confirmed to ESPN.
Report: Former starter Anderson rejoins A's
Brett Anderson, who was primarily a starter for the A's in his first stint with the team from 2009 to 2013, has agreed to a minor league deal with the franchise, The San Francisco Chronicle reports.
Dodgers' Turner won't need wrist surgery
Los Angeles Dodgers third baseman Justin Turner, who suffered a non-displaced fracture on his left wrist when he was hit by a pitch, won't need surgery, according to manager Dave Roberts.
Nationals option top prospect Robles to minors
Outfielder Victor Robles, the Nationals' top prospect, has been optioned to the minors after batting .188 with 12 strikeouts and a walk in 21 Grapefruit League games.
What losing Justin Turner means for the Dodgers
Starting the season without its star third baseman might not cost L.A. the division, but the injury could determine home-field advantage in the NL.