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Diabetes Makes Bones Less Bendable, More Prone to Fracture
Type 2 diabetes is known to be a risk factor for bone fractures – but exactly how diabetes makes bones more fragile has been unclear.
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White Sox's Rodon cleared to begin throwing
White Sox left-hander Carlos Rodon, who had shoulder surgery in September, has been cleared to begin a throwing program.
Payroll cuts concern union; MLB not worried
The MLBPA has expressed concern that teams are not spending revenue-sharing proceeds to improve play. Major League Baseball said it's not worried about any violations.
Source: Escobar re-signs with Royals for 1 year
The Royals are re-signing shortstop Alcides Escobar after the sides agreed to a one-year, $2.5 million contract, a source told ESPN.
Miami's marathon man: Strenuous offseason only just beginning for Marlins GM Michael Hill
The Marlins GM has spent the past two months trading Giancarlo Stanton, Marcell Ozuna, Dee Gordon and Christian Yelich. Now he'll start the hard part of his offseason: running seven marathons in seven days on seven continents.
Keith Law's complete guide to NL Central prospects: Reds loading up on stars, Cubs trying to restock system
With Hunter Greene and Nick Senzel in it, CIncinnati's system is the division's best. Which other NL Central teams have big-time talent on the way to the majors?
Keith Law's complete guide to NL West prospects: Padres packed at short, Giants fall way short
It's a tale of two cities among the teams of the NL West, with San Diego overflowing talent -- particularly in the middle infield -- and San Francisco slipping far behind.
Grading the Brewers' hot stove splash: What will be the impact of Cain, Yelich?
The National League Central became a bit more interesting as the Brewers added Lorenzo Cain and Christian Yelich to the lineup on the same day.
Law: Marlins finally get it right with prospects in Yelich trade
Lewis Brinson leads the list of players Miami acquired in the deal, which included two top-100 prospects.
Source: Brewers sign Cain for 5 years, $80M
The Milwaukee Brewers continued their outfield revamp on Thursday by agreeing with center fielder Lorenzo Cain on a five-year contract worth $80 million, a source tells ESPN's Jerry Crasnick.
How Marlins-Brewers trade impacts Yelich, Brinson and Broxton
What is the fantasy fallout of the swap that sent Christian Yelich from the Miami Marlins to the Milwaukee Brewers?
Gardenhire: Tigers in good position for rebuild
The Detroit Tigers have started their winter caravan, an annual reminder that spring training isn't far off.
Brewers acquire OF Yelich from Marlins
The Milwaukee Brewers have acquired Marlins outfielder Christian Yelich, a career .290 hitter, in return for outfielders Lewis Brinson and Monte Harrison, infielder Isan Diaz and right-handed pitcher Jordan Yamamoto.
Padres hacked as false Hosmer news posted
MLB's cybersecurity team is investigating after the Padres' social media accounts were hacked and posts suggesting the team had either agreed to terms with free agent Eric Hosmer or that a deal was imminent were posted.
Reports: Reyes stays with Mets on 1-year deal
Coming off a season in which he played three infield positions and the outfield, Jose Reyes has agreed to remain with the Mets on a one-year contract according to multiple reports.
Guerrero 1st to wear Angels cap on HOF plaque
Vladimir Guerrero will wear an Angels hat on his Hall of Fame plaque despite spending more of his career with the Expos.
No baloney: Yanks' farm club takes new name
The New York Yankees' minor league baseball team in New Jersey adding a secondary name in honor of the state's favorite processed meat.
Inside the moment Guerrero finally gets Cooperstown call
ESPN Deportes was on site to witness the moment Vladimir Guerrero received news that he'll be headed to Cooperstown.
If you rebuild it? 'Field of Dreams' torn up
The "Field of Dreams" tourist attraction where some of the famous movie was shot was reportedly vandalized.
Boras: MLB must cure 'noncompetitive cancer'
Agent Scott Boras, in an interview with The Athletic, criticized the many teams in his opinion that are skimping on payrolls while aiming to lose now with the promise to win later by building through the draft.