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First baseman Yuli Gurriel and the Houston Astros have agreed to a one-year contract with an option for 2022 that guarantees $7 million, a cut of nearly 20% from his 2020 deal.

Tuesday's four American League openers feature an ace showdown, a big test for the Astros and more.

We present the case for four superstars to be considered as the Latino Face of MLB in the 2020s, with our winner to be revealed Friday. Today we present the case for the Indians' Francisco Lindor.

What's the most likely upset? Can anybody beat the Dodgers? Which players should you expect to remember from this October? We answer all this and more.

In recent months, athletes and the sports world have become increasingly active in voter access and encouraging citizens to cast their ballots.

Handling an ace is a big responsibility, but the 2019 All-Star catcher's struggles in every phase of the game forced a tough choice.

Marlins CEO Derek Jeter said Monday: "We didn't come here to chase 'a' championship or 'a' playoff appearance. We want to be sustainable."

Outfielder Jay Johnstone, who won World Series titles with the Yankees and Dodgers, has died at the age of 74.

Veteran Kyle Higashioka, and not Gary Sanchez, will start Game 1 behind the plate when the New York Yankees face the Cleveland Indians.

Marlins CEO Derek Jeter said Monday: "We didn't come here to chase 'a' championship or 'a' playoff appearance. We want to be sustainable."

Is this the year the Dodgers win their first title since 1988? Who will make the World Series from a tight AL field? Here are our postseason picks.

We present the case for four superstars to be considered as the Latino Face of MLB in the 2020s, with our winner to be revealed Friday. We start with Ronald Acuña Jr., the Braves' sensational outfielder.

Best- and worst-case scenarios, odds for every matchup, October heroes, surprising stats and bold predictions, our MLB experts get you ready.

Sixteen teams! A first round where absolutely anything is possible. Buckle up: It's going to be a wild ride.

It came down to the final day, but the playoff picture is finally clear. Here's how it looks.

The Angels announced Sunday that they are seeking a new general manager to replace Billy Eppler.

The Yankees may be limping into the wild-card round, but there was a bright spot in Sunday's regular-season finale as DJ LeMahieu captured the AL batting crown with a major-league-leading .364 average, and Luke Voit (22) earned the home run title.

Washington Nationals outfielder Juan Soto, 21, surpassed Brooklyn's Pete Reiser on Sunday as the youngest ever to take a batting crown.

Shohei Ohtani, who batted .190 during the 60-game season and suffered a forearm strain that limited him to parts of three innings over two games on the mound, says he wants to remain a two-way player for the Angels.

Miami outfielder Starling Marte and right-hander Jose Urena left Sundays' regular-season finale against the New York Yankees after getting hurt in the early innings.