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We know at least one Wisconsin player will get a World Series ring. How did others from the state fare in MLB this year? And who's next?
Per Heyman, the Blue Jays "are another team that could play for No. 1 free agent Kyle Tucker. They played for the biggest free agents—Shohei Ohtani and Juan Soto—and Jays sources say they still would have signed Vlad Guerrero Jr. even if they'd gotten Ohtani or Soto."
Howie Rose expressed his displeasure over Prince Harry and Meghan Markle sitting in front of Los Angeles Dodgers legend Sandy Koufax at the World Series on social media.
Every winter, hundreds of Major League Baseball players become free agents, welcome to sign a new contract wherever their heart desires.
The Athletic’s Jim Bowden revealed his list of top 50 MLB free agents and where they’d best fit. He has the Red Sox as best fits for several players, but two would fill the need at the corner positions.
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Where Shohei Ohtani ranks alongside Barry Bonds and baseball’s most feared hitters of all time
Bonds drew 688 intentional walks, averaging an intentional walk once every 18.3 times he stepped up to the plate. Nobody has ever and presumably will ever come close to that mark. However, Ohtani is quickly becoming more fearsome for pitchers.
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Dynasty Fantasy Baseball Prospect Rankings: Top 60 Rookies That Made Their MLB Debut in 2025
One of the toughest and most important parts of dynasty baseball is evaluating a player's first stint in the major leagues. If a player gets off to a strong start to their MLB career, should you go all in on them?
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After winning Baseball World Cup with Team USA, Keller High School senior strives for more success
Cole Koeninger, an 18-year-old senior at Keller High School, will play baseball at the University of Tennessee, with dreams of MLB stardom.
Every year, from 1980 to 2021, nine Silver Slugger awards were doled out per league to the greatest hitters at each position. Since 2022, that number has been u
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Feds investigate MLB Players Association's youth-baseball venture that spent millions for few events
Players Way was cited in an anonymous whistleblower complaint last November that triggered an ongoing criminal investigation by the U.S. Attorney's Office in Brooklyn.