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Carlos Martinez, the Cardinals' Opening Day starter last year, is still working his way back from shoulder weakness and will begin the season on the injured list.

The Nationals have agreed to a one-year deal with reliever Tony Sipp, who played for Houston last year.

A major shakeup brings a new crew of All-Stars to the forefront, with some of the game's biggest names on the outside looking in.

You picked who? Where? We break down some of the questions to come out of the rankings -- and ask you to weigh in as well.

The Dodgers' phenom talks about his ever-expanding arsenal, what he's learning and his goals for 2019.

The votes are in and our experts have spoken. Here are our picks for the top 100 players in baseball.

Yankees manager Aaron Boone said he believes right-hander Danny Farquhar "can get back to where he was," and the team reassigned him to their minor league camp on Tuesday.

Chicago Cubs reliever Pedro Strop strained his right hamstring on his final pitch against the Los Angeles Angels Saturday, leading the team to shut down the closer for at least a week of spring games.

Yankees left-hander CC Sabathia threw 20 pitches Tuesday during his first batting practice session since a heart procedure in December.

Astros pitcher Francis Martes, who was expected to miss this season after undergoing Tommy John surgery, has been suspended for 80 games following a positive test for a PED.

The games don't count. The numbers won't make the back of any baseball cards. But in camps across the Cactus and Grapefruit leagues, what happens now could still make a difference.

Tim Tebow will likely start the season at Triple-A after being reassigned by the Mets to minor league camp Tuesday.

Just over two weeks before Opening Day, two prominent free agents remain available. We find realistic landing spots and outside-the-box fits for both pitchers.

While the rebound seasons of Kris Bryant and Yu Darvish get the attention, how Chicago's catcher fares will go a long way in deciding the Cubs' fate.

Leading off our countdown of the game's best, youngsters duel with historic greats. Which players landed on the back half of our list?

Shohei Ohtani got a modest raise from the Angels after winning the AL Rookie of the Year award, agreeing to a one-year contract that boosts his pay to $650,000 from last year's minimum of $545,000.

Reliever Michael Lorenzen has begun the Reds' mound-to-outfield experiment, pitching one inning, then moving to center field on Monday in a game against the Indians.

Seattle Mariners third baseman Kyle Seager needs surgery on his left hand and will be out at least through April.

Manager Dave Martinez made official on Monday what most already assumed -- ace Max Scherzer will be the first to get the ball for the Nationals.

Clayton Kershaw threw 20 fastballs during the Dodgers ace left-hander's first bullpen session in nearly three weeks Monday afternoon and described it as "a good step forward."