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Buster's Buzz: Boston's bullpen is falling behind
The Red Sox need to find relief solutions to have a shot at becoming the first team in two decades to win back-to-back titles. Here are a few in-house options.
Keith Law's top prospects: Nos. 50-1 -- Stars in the making
Baseball is loaded with young talent. Who are the next breakout stars, following the likes of Ronald Acuña and Juan Soto? Here's the best of the best.
Index of Keith Law's 2019 top prospect rankings
Young players are making an immediate impact across the majors. Here are all the links you need to keep up with this year's crop of future stars.
Sources: McKeon, 88, to be Nats senior adviser
The Nationals have hired Jack McKeon, the 88-year-old two-time NL Manager of the Year, as a senior adviser, sources confirmed to ESPN.
Ex-Phillies All-Star Rollins returns as adviser
Jimmy Rollins is returning to the Philadelphia Phillies as a special adviser.
Marlins, vet Walker agree to one-year contract
Miami announced Tuesday it is adding Neil Walker, who will give the team some infield flexibility and another good bat in the lineup in 2019.
Diamondbacks sign manager Lovullo to extension
Torey Lovullo, the 2017 NL manager of the year with the Diamondbacks, signed an extension with the team on Tuesday. Overall, he is 175-149 with Arizona.
Reliever Kelley signs 1-year deal with Rangers
Free-agent reliever Shawn Kelley signed a one-year deal with the Rangers that includes a club option for 2020, the team announced.
Ban lifted, Mejia joins Red Sox on minors deal
Relief pitcher Jenrry Mejia, allowed back into baseball after a lifetime ban caused by three positive drug tests, has agreed to a minor league contract with the Boston Red Sox.
Alderson returning to A's as senior adviser
Sandy Alderson, who previously spent 17 seasons with the Athletics that included three straight American League pennants and a World Series title in 1989, has returned to the team as senior adviser.
Blue Jays sign infielder Galvis to 1-year deal
Free-agent infielder Freddy Galvis, who hit 13 home runs and drove in 67 runs for the Padres last season, has signed with the Blue Jays, the team announced.
Buster's Buzz: Reds in on Realmuto, but would he make them a contender?
Cincinnati has been one of the most active teams this offseason. But does a deal for the game's best available catcher make sense?
Keith Law's 2019 top prospects: Nos. 100-51
With baseball enjoying a surge in young talent, we look at which up-and-comers should be part of the next wave.
Ranking 2018 playoff teams by how likely they are to miss out this year
From the superteams to the surprises that surged into October, history tells us somebody won't make it back. We examine who will be left out.
Sources: Kelley agrees to deal with Rangers
Free-agent reliever Shawn Kelley and the Texas Rangers agreed to a one-year, $2.75 million deal Monday, league sources told ESPN, lengthening Texas' bullpen with a contract that includes a club option for 2020.
Brewers' Braun using analytics to change swing
At age 35, Brewers slugger Ryan Braun is doing something he's never done: changing his swing. And to do that, he's been using analytics.
James Fraser Selected as Bowes Biomedical Investigator
As a program investigator, James Fraser will receive $1.25 million over the next five years to support his research and teaching.
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Royals change Merrifield's life with contract
The Royals could have paid versatile second baseman Whit Merrifield relatively little this year, then given him a series of one-year contracts accompanied by increasing pressure each season.
Caribbean Series from Venezuela to Panama
The Caribbean Professional Baseball Leagues Confederation announced that the Caribbean Series will be held in Panama.
How much has baseball really changed over the years?
A slow weekend on the sports calendar provided an opportunity to watch some classic MLB games and see just how different the sport was compared to today.