The clock appears to be ticking on Shin-Soo Choo’s time in Cleveland. The only question seems to be whether it expires this winter or if the Indians will ride things out and let the right fielder walk in free agency next offseason.
Indians face tough decision on Choo
The clock appears to be ticking on Shin-Soo Choo’s time in Cleveland. The only question seems to be whether it expires this winter or if the Indians will ride things out and let the right fielder walk in free agency next offseason.
Thin catching market poses challenge for Pirates
The Pirates need more help from behind the plate. That could come from two sources, Michael McKenry or a newcomer.
Frazier places third in NL Rookie of Year voting
After breaking out with a strong first full year in the Majors, Reds infielder Todd Frazier finished third in NL Rookie of the Year voting when results were revealed on Monday.
Giants’ Bochy quietly building Hall of Fame resume
No manager did a better job than the Giants’ Bruce Bochy in 2012. However, his strength is also one of his weaknesses when it comes to the voting for National League Manager of the Year.
After postseason, Rosenthal figures to stick with Cards
A little more than three years removed from being selected in the 2009 First-Year Player Draft, pitcher Trevor Rosenthal has since ascended to a national stage.
Aoki places fifth for NL ROY to cap first year in U.S.
Brewers outfielder Norichika Aoki finished fifth in National League Rookie of the Year balloting on Monday, a ceremonial end to a successful first season in the U.S. Major Leagues.
Wates gives back through mentoring
Astros prospect Austin Wates is in the early stages of a budding baseball career, but the kind of advice Wates wants to share has much more to do with life and the challenges ahead.
Wates gives back through mentoring
Astros prospect Austin Wates is in the early stages of a budding baseball career, but the kind of advice Wates wants to share has much more to do with life and the challenges ahead.
Trout and Harper share an intrepid baseball soul
Mike Trout and Bryce Harper had expectations that preceded them. They met them in terms of performance, but they exceeded them in the way they played. In this age of analytics, we sometimes overlook what it means to play the way Pete Rose and George Brett played, the way Darin Erstad and Derek Jeter and Grady Sizemore have played.
Trout and Harper share an intrepid baseball soul
Mike Trout and Bryce Harper had expectations that preceded them. They met them in terms of performance, but they exceeded them in the way they played. In this age of analytics, we sometimes overlook what it means to play the way Pete Rose and George Brett played, the way Darin Erstad and Derek Jeter and Grady Sizemore have played.
Ventura deserving of AL MOY in his first season
Robin Ventura did so many good things in his rookie season as manager of the Chicago White Sox that it’s hard to know where to start.
Ventura deserving of AL MOY in his first season
Robin Ventura did so many good things in his rookie season as manager of the Chicago White Sox that it’s hard to know where to start.
The Week Ahead: And the winners are …
Monday began a significant week on the calendar of America’s Pastime — one fans have been arguing and discussing for months. It’s the week when the Baseball Writers’ Association of America award winners will be revealed, when the most serious individual hardware is being brought out on a daily basis.
Will fourth time be the charm for Weaver?
Jered Weaver has been one of the game’s most consistent pitchers in recent years, but he doesn’t have any hardware to show for it. He gets another shot on Wednesday, when voting for the American League Cy Young Award is announced.
Will fourth time be the charm for Weaver?
Jered Weaver has been one of the game’s most consistent pitchers in recent years, but he doesn’t have any hardware to show for it. He gets another shot on Wednesday, when voting for the American League Cy Young Award is announced.
Valentine’s passion for baseball still burns brightly
Bobby Valentine may not have succeeded in Boston, but he isn’t ready to put baseball in his rear-view mirror just yet.