Signups are under way for MLB.TV 2012, and Major League Baseball fans everywhere can secure their ticket to watch live out-of-market games all season.More»
Manager Eric Wedge knows his club will be young again, but he sees promising things on the horizon for his Mariners. He'll be pushing hard to raise the expectation level and performance.More»Eric Wedge on getting ready for Spring Training
Which Minor Leaguers should fans get the most excited about seeing on their favorite teams? Here's a look at the top prospects at each position in the National League West.More» Trevor Bauer, RHP, D-backs
It's just one team -- the Mariners -- whose pitchers and catchers will begin workouts on Sunday, but nonetheless the moment has arrived: Spring Training is about to get under way.More» Seattle Mariners
There are a lot of notable names who are in their prime and trying to make good on an injury-plagued 2011. This year's list includes Dallas Braden, Jonathan Broxton and Adam Wainwright.More»Dallas Braden will not be ready for Opening Day
The Rangers have signed outfielder Nelson Cruz on a two-year contract. The deal, believed to be for $16 million, keeps Cruz from going to an arbitration hearing both this offseason and next winter as well.More»Rangers sign Nelson Cruz to two-year deal
Which Minor Leaguers should fans get the most excited about seeing on their favorite teams? Here's a look at the top prospects at each position in the American League Central.More» Francisco Lindor, SS, Indians
For a few weeks last summer, the Kansas City Royals could see a future that was bright, clear and exciting. These Royals were young, talented and filled with enthusiasm -- and it wasn't just that they finished 33-33, or that attendance at Kauffman Stadium increased by 39 percent in the final weeks. It's a situation they hope carries over into 2012.More»Hosmer chats with MLB Network about his young career
After a meet-and-greet on Wednesday with Marlins officials and a tour of the club's new ballpark, Yoenis Cespedes could depart the U.S. without meeting with other teams.More»Cuban outfielder Cespedes set to visit the Marlins
Rickey Henderson is considered by many, including himself, to be baseball's all-time best leadoff hitter and the staggering numbers he put up during his Hall of Fame career back up that argument.More»King calls Henderson's record-setting stolen base
The Brewers' famous racing sausages were put to work Thursday as the team marked a symbolic start to baseball season. The second of two moving trucks departed the Miller Park loading dock bound for Maryvale Baseball Park in Phoenix.More»Brewers pack up the trucks, head to Phoenix
Jennifer Holliday and Ruben Studdard will be part of the proceedings at Minute Maid Park on Feb. 18 as part of the fifth annual Urban Invitational, a round-robin baseball tournament designed to give better exposure to players at historically black colleges and universities.More»Urban Invitational on Saturday on MLB Network
Shane Victorino likes to chat a lot in the clubhouse, and later this month, he should have even more to talk about, as he is appearing on the Feb. 20 episode of "Hawaii Five-O" on CBS.More»
Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd said an interview with WBZ NewsRadio in Boston that he pitched under the influence of cocaine in two-thirds of his Major League starts.More»
Major League Baseball announced on Thursday that it has suspended Minor League pitcher Scott Moviel and catcher Dock Doyle 50 games each for second violations of the league's Drug Prevention and Treatment Program. The suspensions will begin at the start of this season.More»
For several hours on Wednesday, Marlins officials met with Yoenis Cespedes. They showed him around Miami, and gave the Cuban native a tour of their new ballpark. Still, the Marlins are in a wait-and-see situation as to if they will actually sign the 26-year-old outfielder.More»Cuban outfielder Cespedes set to visit the Marlins
Rich Harden, who has been bothered by shoulder issues for the past several seasons, will miss all of 2012 after undergoing right shoulder surgery last week.More» Harden records 10 strikeouts over five frames
If the money is right -- and it should be, considering the Marlins' approach to this offseason and their desire to sign a potential five-tool center fielder -- Miami is the perfect fit for Yoenis Cespedes. It's the only fit, really.More»Cuban outfielder Cespedes set to visit the Marlins
The Rangers have avoided arbitration with shortstop Elvis Andrus, agreeing to a three-year deal worth approximately $14.5 million, a source confirmed to MLB.com on Tuesday night.More»Hot Stove on Andrus' three-year deal with the Rangers
Fifty contestants were revealed by Major League Baseball after thousands of men and women applied for the 2012 MLB Fan Cave experience. You can see all 50 video submissions in one place, then vote for your favorites between now and Feb. 22.More»Morrison auditions for the 2012 MLB Fan Cave
In a salute to Black History Month, MLB.com posed the following question to a panel of 15 respected historians and baseball experts: Who are the top five black sluggers in the history of professional baseball?More»Hank Aaron's record-breaking home run
Reds clubhouse manager Rick Stowe and his crew mobilized near the loading dock at Great American Ball Park on Thursday, and moved everything a baseball team needs for about seven weeks worth of Spring Training.More»Reds load up their trucks for Goodyear
Last season, Justin Upton produced an OPS+ that was tied for the 31st all-time for any full-time qualifying outfielder in his age-23 season since 1901. Could it be a sign of future greatness?More»Upton displays offense during 2011 season
Rich Harden could have gotten a contract and gone off to Spring Training next week for another try. But after pitching four years with a damaged right shoulder, he opted for surgery with hopes for a comeback in 2013.More» Harden fans 11 over seven shutout frames
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