Left-hander Scott Kazmir is being pursued by the Royals and Orioles, joining the Astros, A’s and Pirates as the clubs seeking the services of the free-agent starting pitcher.
Braves attracting interest with Inciarte
Despite being one of the most active teams so far this offseason, the Braves continue to draw interest from other clubs.
Celebrate the most fun moments of the 2015 MLB season with the Cut4 Tips of the Cap
The Golden Globes of the baseball awards season.
The Nationals’ Winterfest featured Bryce Harper singing “My Girl” to a young Nats fan
Who put these onions here?
La Russa sees signing Leake as ‘unlikely’
Arizona has been one of the most aggressive teams this offseason, but D-backs chief baseball officer Tony La Russa reportedly said it might be difficult for the club to sign free-agent right-hander Mike Leake.
Rays hearing from teams on young pitchers
The Rays have already dealt one starter this offseason, but the club is still drawing interest from other teams looking to acquire young impact pitching.
First full year under belt, Polanco preps for ’16
Gregory Polanco packed on pounds of muscle last winter, hoping it would prepare him for his first full season in the Majors. As it turned out, the best way for the Pirates’ right fielder to learn about the rigors of a 162-game season was to play through one.
Sam Fuld plunked Logan Morrison during a charity Wiffle ball game, so of course they wrestled
A HBP is a HBP.
Duquette: Offer to Davis off the table
Speaking to reporters at the team’s FanFest, executive vice president of baseball operations Dan Duquette said that team’s offer to free-agent first baseman Chris Davis has been pulled back.
Buyer’s guide: Statcast sheds light on bargains
There are plenty of free agents still on the board — and plenty of potential value to be had. Of course, there are high-profile free agents available such as Chris Davis, Yoenis Cespedes and Johnny Cueto, but what about other less-heralded players who could also provide a boost?
Players in African Elite Camp show promise
But upon arriving in Cape Town, South Africa, last week to lead MLB’s fifth African Elite Camp, along with a staff of former big league players and coaches, former big leaguer Garth Iorg was speechless. He said he simply could not believe the pure magic of what he was witnessing and experiencing.
Amid trade rumors, Miller hopes to stay in NY
Andrew Miller cited stability as one of the reasons that he signed a four-year contract with the Yankees, feeling comfortable in the American League East and loving the idea of having Spring Training just a few miles from his Tampa, Fla. home.
Fuld raises awareness at SLAMDiabetes event
Sam Fuld took a deep breath and dropped his left hand to his hip, armed with a ball. The A’s outfielder stood with his heel on the pitching rubber and brought his hands together. He coiled back with an exaggerated windup. For a beat or two, his back faced the batter a few dozen feet away.
Cuddyer calling it quits midway through contract
Coming off the worst season of his career, Michael Cuddyer is retiring halfway through his two-year, $21 million contract.
Royals monitoring Gordon’s market value
With news that outfielder Jason Heyward agreed to terms with the Cubs, and that the spurned Cardinals now are hot in pursuit of free agent and former Royal Alex Gordon, Royals fans reacted predictably to the notion of their face of the franchise joining the rival Cardinals.
Top picks on the move in blockbuster deals
With Mark Appel headed to the Phillies, for the first time in the 51 years of the Draft, the No. 1 pick in three consecutive Drafts will not make his Major League debut with the team that drafted him.
Giles to Astros official; Appel, 4 others to Phils
The Astros completed their deal with the Phillies on Saturday, acquiring right-handed pitcher Ken Giles and shortstop Jonathan Arauz in exchange for right-handers Mark Appel, Harold Arauz, Thomas Eshelman and Vincent Velasquez, and left-hander Brett Oberholtzer.