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Up to five retired players might be making a speech this year based on the latest projections, including a potential unanimous inductee.

With the Jan. 21 election results looming, the veteran closer is trying not to pay attention to his Cooperstown chase.

The best World Series ratings this decade paid dividends for its two participants' jersey patch sponsors.

The Cubs have not been busy on the free-agent front and just made two perplexing trades; a new report points to the reasons why.

It's the second induction in as many years for the long-time radio play-by-play man.

The trade sending Cody Bellinger to the Yankees, rumored for days, has the potential to liberate the former MVP in a more hitter-friendly ballpark.

The contracts for Shohei Ohtani, Tommy Edman, Blake Snell and others include a feature, not a bug, of baseball's Collective Bargaining Agreement. Let's not create a debate where none exists.

Probable Hall of Famer Billy Wagner needed three appearances to crack 11 percent of ballots, but that isn't the voters' fault.

The narrative that the Los Angeles Dodgers were ruining baseball gained steam a year ago; they only had to meet with Juan Soto once to give the story new life.

From a commercial standpoint, it's a smart move by the artist to play to his base.

The Angels actually have a chance to raise their payroll under the terms of the new deal.

It's the seventh broadcasting partnership MLB has announced in the wake o Diamond Sports Group's bankruptcy.