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Do the next five years belong to the Yankees, or will another team step up? Using Keith Law's prospect rankings, Buster Olney's insights and Dan Szymborski's analysis, we look at where all 30 teams stand through 2022.

Former Baltimore pitcher Sammy Stewart, who helped the Orioles win the 1983 World Series before falling into a life of crack cocaine addiction and arrests, has died at 63.

Blue Jays shortstop Troy Tulowitzki unlikely to be ready for Opening Day as he nurses a heel injury.

The Oakland Athletics designated outfielder Brandon Moss for assignment on Sunday and claimed left-hander Jairo Labourt off waivers from the Cincinnati Reds.

Cleveland Indians outfielder Michael Brantley says he's taking the big-picture approach as he works his way back from October ankle surgery.

Mize is already in the mix for a top-10 pick in this June's MLB draft, but his plus stuff could help him make history.

Cole Hamels is not interested in the Rangers' proposed plan of using a six-man rotation this season.

Steals are way down in the age of three true outcomes at the plate. Buster dives into everything that's taking basepaths excitement out of the game.

While Orioles first baseman Chris Davis will be sidelined three to five days, an MRI on his right elbow and forearm Saturday revealed no structural damage. Davis is looking to rebound after struggling at the plate in 2017.

The Tampa Bay Rays have finalized a $4 million, one-year contract with free-agent outfielder Carlos Gomez, who likely will move into the right-field job vacated when Steven Souza Jr. was traded to Arizona last month.

Washington's Stephen Strasburg hit 98 mph with a few of his fastballs Saturday as he faced the Astros in his first start of spring training. He allowed one run and three hits while striking out two in two innings.

Breaking in new gloves is one spring routine every Cub handles his own way, from infielders' do-it-yourself solutions to pitchers handing off the job.

The Super Bowl-winning QB and the Bronx Bombers picked up more than a few cross-sport tips from their time together in spring training.

Mets pitcher Noah Syndergaard said there's not reason for people to be "freaking out" after the right-hander threw 11 pitches of 100 mph or more in his spring debut.

Eric Hosmer was 1-for-4 in San Diego's 13-5 victory Friday against his former team.

Braves left-handed pitcher Scott Kazmir, who didn't pitch last year, took a step forward in his comeback from a hip injury Friday when he threw two scoreless innings against the Yankees.

While Tim Tebow learned the hard way how good Max Scherzer is, he responded later in his first spring start for the Mets with a single off Erick Fedde of the Nationals.

Red Sox lefty Drew Pomeranz exited with a tight forearm Friday, while Cardinals right-hander Bud Norris had a hamstring spasm. Both said the moves were precautionary.

With a key Supreme Court ruling looming, MLB commissioner Rob Manfred held a conference call with West Virginia media to discuss why a bill aiming to legalize sports betting in the state should be defeated -- unless baseball receives an "integrity fee."

Tristan H. Cockcroft proposes a new way to play category-based fantasy baseball, using six categories that attempt to better indicate player skill, and provides his rankings for this 6x6 format.