The 10th annual GIBBY Awards (Greatness in Baseball Yearly) will be presented in a two-hour show at 9 p.m. ET on Friday, exclusively on MLB.com and MLB Network.

Albert Pujols' brand-new No. 5 Angels jersey, his former club's World Championship regalia and a few new-look caps for 2012 are among the 10 hottest-selling items this holiday season at the MLB.com Shop.

Peter Gammons says that Ryan Braun's positive drug test shows that no one is exempt from Major League Baseball's Joint Drug Prevention and Treatment Policy.

The Dodgers are still expected to tender a contract on Monday to first baseman James Loney despite his brush with the law last month, but the futures of reliever Hong-Chih Kuo and outfielder Tony Gwynn Jr. with the club are less certain.

Free-agent outfielder Felix Pie agreed to terms on a Minor League contract with Cleveland, the Baltimore Sun reported on Sunday. The deal would include an invitation to attend Spring Training with the big league club.

When Spring Training starts, Red Sox right-hander Daniel Bard will be a starting pitcher. However, the club is keeping the option open of making Bard the closer for the regular season if that's where he is needed most.

Looking to add infield depth and a right-handed bat, the D-backs signed veteran infielder Cody Ransom to a Minor League deal. Ransom appeared in 12 games with Arizona in 2011.

Jose Reyes will bring a lot to the table for his new team, the Marlins, while also leaving a large void for his old team, the Mets, to try to fill.

C.J. Wilson had a number of suitors this winter, but he ultimately chose to return home for at least the next five years of his career.

Brewers outfielder Ryan Braun, recently named the 2011 National League Most Valuable Player, has tested positive for a performance-enhancing substance, according to a report on ESPN.com.

Here's hoping it was all a mistake, that Ryan Braun is as smart and as careful as many of us think he is. I'm giving him the benefit of the doubt, not just because he deserves it. I believe him.

Between the two giant hats in front of their home ballpark on Saturday morning, the Angels introduced two of the biggest prizes of free agency, Albert Pujols and C.J. Wilson.

The Angels will indeed tender Kendrys Morales a contract prior to Monday's deadline, general manager Jerry Dipoto confirmed during Saturday's introductory press conference for Albert Pujols and C.J. Wilson.

It's obvious that the Albert Pujols deal never happens without Angels owner Arte Moreno. But it wasn't just because of the deal he approved — it was also because of the things Moreno spoke of.

Brewers outfielder Ryan Braun, who tested positive for a performance-enhancing substance, according to a report on ESPN.com, would become the 10th player to face a 50-game suspension if the initial finding stands up to appeals.

It was made crystal clear by Team Pujols — Albert, wife Deidre and agent Dan Lozano — that leaving St. Louis for Los Angeles was a heart-wrenching decision.

Three-time MVP Albert Pujols will be seeking a new comfort zone in Los Angeles, and his legendary mental toughness will be tested in a different way with the weight and expectations of the second-largest contract in Major League history on his shoulders.