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Rizzo: Parkland visit was support, not politics
Cubs star Anthony Rizzo, a 2007 graduate of Stoneman Douglas High School, said he was in Parkland to support victims and their families after last week's mass shooting, not to make a political statement.
MLB imposes rule limiting mound visits to 6
Major League Baseball is imposing stricter limits on mound visits in an effort to speed games but decided against 20-second pitch clocks for 2018.
Reports: Tillman agrees to remain with Orioles
Chris Tillman has agreed to a one-year deal to remain with the Baltimore Orioles, according to multiple reports.
Source: Moylan agrees to return to Braves
The Atlanta Braves have reached a deal with veteran reliever Peter Moylan, according to ESPN's Jerry Crasnick.
How Xander Bogaerts can regain his place among AL's elite young shortstops
After a down year, the gap only widened between him, Francisco Lindor and Carlos Correa. But there's a way Bogaerts can relaunch in 2018.
For Dodgers and Indians, spring training is about turning the page from postseason heartache
Both teams won more than 100 games last season, only to come up short in October. Both now face doing it all over again for another chance at a better ending.
Longoria disappointed in Corey Dickerson DFA
Evan Longoria, who played for 10 seasons with the Rays, is disheartened by Tampa Bay's treatment of Corey Dickerson, whom they DFA'd over the weekend: "The guy was an All-Star last year. It just doesn't make sense to me."
Angels add outfielder Young, infielder Carter
The Los Angeles Angels agreed to a one-year contract with outfielder Chris Young and a minor league contract with first baseman Chris Carter. Carter received an invitation to major league spring training.
Francona rejoins Indians after father's death
Manager Terry Francona has rejoined the Cleveland Indians at spring training after his father died last week at age 84.
Who has the best shot at taking down the Astros?
The defending champs have the best chance at winning this year's World Series, but a half-dozen rivals have cases for why they can prevent a repeat.
Mets GM: Tebow will be in majors at some point
New York Mets general manager Sandy Alderson said he believes Tim Tebow is going to play in the major leagues at some point, and the Mets want to get him there as quickly as possible.
Law: Why the prospect-packed Padres spent too much on Eric Hosmer
After assembling one of baseball's best collections of young talent, the Padres' first big investment in free agency could hurt them in the long term.
Pirates' Diaz discusses mother's kidnapping
Pittsburgh Pirates catcher Elias Diaz says his mother is doing better after a harrowing kidnapping ordeal in Venezuela.
Reports: Rangers won't add ex-Cards closer Oh
The Rangers have decided not to sign closer Seung-Hwan Oh after an issue arose over his physical exam, according to multiple reports.
Hosmer's signing in San Diego and the fantasy spin
Eric Hosmer finally signed, joining the San Diego Padres on an eight-year contract. Eric Karabell looks at the fantasy fallout of the deal.
Trade grades: Twins, Rays and Angels swap problems as Odorizzi heads to Minnesota
A pair of deals shook up all three teams and left an All-Star's future in doubt, but is Odorizzi who the Twins needed after missing out on Yu Darvish?
Eric Hosmer striking it rich in San Diego is crazy enough to work
A front-loaded, eight-year deal for $144 million put one of this winter's biggest free agents in a Padres uniform. How could this calculated risk also make sense?
Olney: Patience doesn't pay for free agents who sit out spring training
Unsigned veterans such as Logan Morrison might be tempted to wait to sign after Opening Day, but it's a gambit without guarantees -- or recent success.
Reports: Padres, 1B Eric Hosmer agree to deal
The Padres have reached a deal with free-agent first baseman Eric Hosmer, according to multiple reports.
Rays acquire first baseman Cron from Angels
The Tampa Bay Rays have acquired first baseman C.J. Cron from the Los Angeles Angels and designated outfielder Corey Dickerson for assignment to make room on the 40-man roster.