Major League Baseball is going to Mexico City for this weekend’s two-game exhibition series between the Astros and Padres, and it will stay in that nation’s capital with a permanent operational presence after the final pitch is thrown.

MLBPipeline.com will be visiting all 30 camps this spring. Today, we check in on the New York Yankees, where the team has several top prospects who could form the organization’s next core of players.

Catcher Matt Wieters, who started Thursday against the Pirates as the designated hitter, was expected to continue expanding his throwing program to 120 feet as he recovers from a right elbow injury.

Josh Hamilton provided an update on his troublesome left knee on Thursday morning.

Troy Tulowitzki and the Blue Jays appear to have avoided a potential disaster, as the star shortstop arrived to the field Thursday morning feeling “great” despite getting hit on the hand the day before.

Royals left-hander Tim Collins, who had Tommy John surgery March 11, 2015, will need a second Tommy John surgery after an MRI revealed the ligament graft from the first surgery had not held.

With less than two weeks remaining until Opening Day, wise fantasy owners are paying close attention to the daily news out of Florida and Arizona. The following recent headlines have resulted in the greatest changes in fantasy values.

Three of the four hitters with the top slugging percentages against fastballs are superstars: Chris Davis, Bryce Harper, and Mike Trout. The fourth? Oakland’s Khris Davis, who changed his approach in 2015 in an attempt to tap into his power.

MLBPipeline.com will be visiting all 30 camps this spring. Today, we check in on the New York Mets, where the team’s system still can contribute to the big league despite losing depth due to graduations and trades.

Because poetry is the best way to talk about Hot Stove happenings.

Barry Bonds (left field), David Ortiz (DH) and Tom Seaver (pitcher) have made the most Opening Day starts at their respective positions.

How would the Sweet 16 shake out based on the WAR of each school’s most successful alumnus in MLB?

Every season is highlighted by a band of lovable losers converting into a group of lovable winners, seizing the hearts of fans not just in their home city, but also around the country. Which team has the best chance to ascend into the hearts of fans everywhere in ’16?

Joe Garagiola, who died on Wednesday at the age of 90, once said, ”People are wonderful in this world.” He was one of them.

Joe Garagiola, a most entertaining, engaging and convivial sort, has died, bringing to an end a full, rich life and leaving the game without one its most enduring personalities, an energetic crusader and folksy humorist.

April 5, 2010, was not an Opening Day that Cubs fans want to remember, but it’s one Jason Heyward won’t forget.

The Orioles signed left-handed pitcher Zach Phillips to a one-year contract on Wednesday. To make room on the 40-man roster, the Orioles designated left-hander Chris Jones for assignment.