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Source: Red Sox agree to bring back Nunez
The Red Sox have an agreement to sign free-agent utilityman Eduardo Nunez to a one-year deal with an option for 2019, a source told ESPN. The deal is pending the passage of a physical -- hardly a formality, given the way Nunez finished last season.
Indians' Salazar likely out for start of season
Indians GM Chris Antonetti said the team is taking the "long view" with pitcher Danny Salazar in the hopes of getting the most out of him "for the bulk of the season."
MLB promises pace changes for spring games
Commissioner Rob Manfred said MLB has "significantly altered' its positions based on player input and announced that rule changes for pace of play will be announced before the start of spring training games.
Blue Jays sign lefty Garcia to one-year deal
The Blue Jays have signed Jaime García to a one-year contract with a club option for 2019, the team announced Thursday.
MLB stock watch: From superteams to enemies of Boras, here's where all 30 teams stand
As spring training begins, we identify baseball's elite, the teams with a chance to compete ... and those who aren't even trying to win this year. Where does your squad land?
Mookie: Hearing won't affect any Red Sox deal
Mookie Betts says while he isn't ready to agree to a long-term extension with Boston, it has nothing to do with what was said during his arbitration hearing with the Red Sox in January.
Source: Orioles fill rotation need, add Cashner
The Orioles added a starting pitcher Thursday, agreeing to a two-year contract with Andrew Cashner, according to ESPN and multiple reports.
Three pitchers win arbitration cases, two lose
Cleveland's Trevor Bauer, Houston's Collin McHugh and Tampa Bay's Jake Odorizzi have won their salary arbitration cases. Toronto's Marcus Stroman and Minnesota's Kyle Gibson have lost. The decisions for the pitchers leave players with an 11-8 advantage.
2018 fantasy baseball rankings, sleepers and more
Get everything you need to prepare for your fantasy baseball drafts here, including rankings and analysis from ESPN's team of experts.
Mariners 1B Healy has surgery, out 4-6 weeks
The Mariners announced Thursday that first baseman Ryon Haley underwent surgery to remove a bone spur in his right hand and will be out approximately four to six weeks.
Betts, Bogaerts acknowledge clubhouse issues
Mookie Betts said Thursday that the 2017 Red Sox felt "tension in the locker room." Xander Bogaerts took it further, describing "head-butts" and "disagreements" and expressing a need for the team to learn from the experience and go forward.
Keith Law's preseason top 30 MLB draft prospects
College baseball starts this week and that means it's already time to start thinking ahead to the draft. Which players could be in the first-round mix?
The most important player to watch this spring on all 30 teams
From a former superstar at a crossroads to an ace on the mend, you won't have to wait until Opening Day to see if these guys are ready to shine.
Report: Brewers sign veteran Miley to minors
Wade Miley, who is coming off the worst season of his career last year with the Orioles, signed a minor league contract with the Brewers.
Angels like what they see, hear from Ohtani
Shohei Ohtani made a good first impression -- both on the field and in the locker room -- with his new Angels teammates during the the first day of spring workouts on Wednesday, but the "Babe Ruth of Japan" said he's still adjusting to his new life.
Royals scout kicked out of free-agent camp
About 15 players were in attendance Wednesday as the players' association held its first training session for unsigned free agents. A scout for the Royals was escorted out as scouts and media weren't permitted at the workouts.
Ex-pitcher Loaiza pleads not guilty in drug case
Esteban Loaiza, who was arrested Friday on suspicion of drug smuggling, denied all allegations during an appearance Wednesday in San Diego County Superior Court.
Rizzo issues condolences to Florida alma mater
Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo issued condolences and encouragement while sounding a note of alarm over the school shooting at his alma mater in Florida that left at least 17 dead.
Astros cite renewed focus for season at hand
The Astros clinched their first World Series title a little more than three months ago, but manager A.J. Hinch is already growing tired of answering title-related questions.
Marlins' Chen not expected for Opening Day
Injury-plagued left-hander Wei-Yin Chen, the Miami Marlins' highest-paid pitcher, isn't expected to be ready for Opening Day, but the team hopes he can join the rotation sometime during the season.