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We answer your questions about how this year's oddities will impact teams and prospects alike.

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The race to catch Roger Maris' mark of 61 homers was just one of numerous storylines in a baseball year to remember.

No-hitters can come out of, well, nowhere -- from pitchers who had never thrown a complete game (before or after). From a guy making a random, unexpected start. From a guy who can't throw a strike but also can't give up a hit.

Veteran outfielder Delino DeShields, seeking to show solidarity with catcher Bruce Maxwell's national anthem protests in 2017, chose to not put his hand over his heart. But it didn't feel like enough, a reflective DeShields now says.

Theo Epstein questioned his own actions as a baseball executive, saying Monday: "I need to question my own assumptions, my own attitudes. I need to find a way to be better."

MLB made a new proposal to the players' union that includes a 76-game season in 2020.

Play ball or not even close? We break down the latest plan for baseball's return.

MLB made a new proposal to the players' union to start the season that includes a 76-game season.

From Dustin Pedroia to Tim Lincecum, Yogi Berra to Hack Wilson, baseball is loaded with little guys who can play, even if they occasionally are mistaken for jockeys.

Betting on the Orioles and A's in 2012 or the Mariners in 2001 would have paid big dividends. Here are the best betting seasons for each team from the past 20 years.

New Mexico State's Nick Gonzales has been proving doubters wrong for years, but a summer on Cape Cod might have settled the case.

Before the upcoming ESPN 30 for 30 film, we catch you up on everything you need to know about the two sluggers and the home run race that captivated a country.

The Dinos roared back into form, setting up a huge series with the red-hot Bears, while KBO had its first managerial change of the season.

On this day 10 years ago, Bryce Harper was drafted. But long before he arrived in the majors, he was doing things nobody had ever before. From tape-measure homers to making future major leaguers cry, Harper announced he was different.

Players and owners both have to move from their negotiating positions, because if they don't, the stakes for the future of baseball can't get higher.

We took a crack at solving their biggest problem.

On this day 10 years ago, Bryce Harper was drafted. But long before he arrived in the majors, he was doing things nobody had ever before. From tape-measure homers to making future major leaguers cry, Harper announced he was different.

As the MLB draft nears, we revisit early choices that clicked, late-round gems, and picks that leave us wondering what might have been.

Trevor Hoffman couldn't hit. And he wasn't going to beat out Barry Larkin for the shortstop job with the Reds. So he became a pitcher. It worked out pretty well.