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Buckle up, 2020 is going to be a whole lot of fun. Here are all the reasons why baseball's shortened slate will be like no other.

Angels pitcher Julio Teheran said he was delayed getting to camp because he tested positive for coronavirus.

Chicago White Sox manager Rick Renteria let a bobblehead do the talking when naming his Opening Day starter.

Major League Baseball and players have been in conversation about how to incorporate social justice elements into the sport, according to league and player sources, with the most recent conversation scheduled for Sunday.

Blue Jays pitcher Anthony Bass said the team's front office is working to find a major league ballpark for the team to use this season.

Blue Jays right-hander Chase Anderson will start the season on the injured list with an oblique injury.

Rangers right-hander Edinson Volquez was told Saturday by manager Chris Woodward that he had made the team's Opening Day roster.

Anthony Rendon was sidelined again by oblique soreness, and it's not clear if he'll be ready for the Angels' opener.

Even star players such as J.T. Realmuto might find a marketplace chilled by financial uncertainty and awash in players cut loose by their teams.

Which member of last year's loaded rookie class is ready for a sophomore leap? Who is MLB's best defensive player? Our crew of insiders weighs in.

Braves All-Star Freddie Freeman revealed Saturday that he had a high temperature of 104.5 degrees while sick with COVID-19 and prayed for his life.

Suspended Yankees pitcher Domingo German says he is not retiring from baseball and apologized for suggesting as much in an Instagram post Friday night.

Pirates catcher Luke Maile, who suffered a fractured right index finger when he was hit by a pitch Thursday, had surgery Friday and will miss 10-12 weeks.

Rick Reed, whose career as a big league umpire spanned three decades and included two All-Star games and a World Series, has died. He was 70.

DJ LeMahieu says that while he never had any symptoms, it was scary to have been diagnosed with "something that there's no cure for."

Tigers pitcher Jordan Zimmermann is going on the 45-day injured list because of a strained right forearm.

The Canadian government will not permit the Blue Jays to play in Toronto amid the coronavirus pandemic, saying "the cross-border travel required for MLB regular-season play would not adequately protect Canadians' health and safety."

Orioles outfielder Dwight Smith Jr., who tested positive for coronavirus when summer camp opened earlier this month, has rejoined the team and hopes to be ready for the opener.

From Max Scherzer to Edwin Encarnacion, here are some statistical pursuits we won't get to enjoy with the shortened schedule.

Who is baseball's best in the field? Which first-year stars are ready to shine? Our crew of insiders weighs in.