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Tommy Hunter's biggest pitch for the Philadelphia Phillies came before he even took the mound for his new team.

Eric Karabell puts his fantasy spin on the latest news and notes from spring training, discussing faces in new places and early struggles for some otherwise promising pitchers, plus a potential cheap source of steals.

Neil Walker is returning to the Big Apple, as a source confirmed to ESPN that he has agreed to sign a one-year contract with the Yankees.

The Orioles are trying to attract more children to games by offering free tickets to kids 9 and younger.

Already the highest-ranked player from the 2017 draft, MacKenzie Gore has an arsenal matched by few -- if any -- pitching prospects in recent memory.

Now that another star pitcher has followed his choice to work exclusively from the stretch, the Nats righty will just have to top his own performance.

Ichiro Suzuki called his first time wearing a Mariners uniform in more than five years a "special moment" after Sunday's spring training game.

The Phillies landed a big name with an impressive resume on a short-term deal. But what will the aging ace have left by the time they are ready to win?

With one of the biggest per-season deals in MLB history, Philadelphia moved from rebuilding to going for it. But does Arrieta make Philly a contender?

How will the fantasy value of the veteran pitcher change now that he is in Philadelphia? Here's the breakdown.

Francisco Liriano, who joined the Tigers on a one-year deal in February, will be in Detroit's starting rotation, manager Ron Gardenhire said on Sunday.

The Phillies have agreed to a three-year, $75 million deal with right-hander Jake Arrieta, according to multiple reports.

Anthony DeSclafani suffered a strained left oblique in his start Friday against the Rangers, the third year in a row that the Reds right-hander has been hurt during spring training.

A loaded upcoming free-agent class coupled with rebuilds in need of a boost mean a July filled with blockbuster trades is on the way. But there's no need to wait until summer for the fun to begin. We identify the biggest names who could be dealt.

Less than a month after he joined the Twins, right-hander Anibal Sanchez has been released following the reporting signing of Lance Lynn.

Think you can bank on what Aaron Judge hit last year? We break down who will be hard-pressed to do as much as they did last season, and why.

The super-agent's clients -- most notably Mike Moustakas -- were among those who lost big in the free-agent market this winter.

Philadelphia's new analytics-minded regime is big on outside-the-box thinking. We examine if a recent spring training venture is worth the effort.

Ryan Braun is willing to play first base if that helps the Milwaukee Brewers strengthen their lineup, but he expressed some serious reservations about the move on Saturday.

On a drizzly morning at Petco Park, friends and colleagues paid tribute to broadcasting legend Dick Enberg, who died last December at 82. Enberg was one of the most recognizable voices in baseball, tennis, football, basketball, and the Olympics.