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The Royals are on the verge of returning to relevancy

Led by rookie Bobby Witt Jr. and several unheralded contributors like Nicky López, the Royals are slowly, but surely crawling back to respectability

By Andrés Chávez

Morning Mound Visit: Reds sign Tommy Pham to one-year deal

Arguably the best remaining free agent outfielder is off the board.

By Kenny Kelly

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Can you guess this MLB catcher and outfielder in today’s in-5 trivia game?

Think you can figure out what MLB player we’re talking about? You’ll get five clues to figure him out.

By Kris Willis

The Tigers are hungry for success

With some exciting additions and impressive, potentially game-changing prospects, Detroit is on the right track even if they are not favored to make the playoffs

By Andrés Chávez

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Where Baseball Could Line Up In A Time Of Change

Its not about being "woke", but finding were you can start to do the work.

By Sheryl Ring, Esq.

Offensive woes will hold back elite pitching in Guardian’s maiden voyage

After their first sub-.500 season since 2012, the Guardians have done little to put together a lineup around superstar José Ramírez

By Matt O'Halloran

AL Central Predictions

Projections give the White Sox a comfortable advantage, but the offseason is far from over.

By Kenny Kelly, Andrés Chávez, and 3 more

Atlanta isn’t resting on its laurels

The reigning World Champions are making a solid push to defend their crown

By Kenny Kelly

Is 2022 the year that Joe Girardi gets the Phillies back to the playoffs?

Blown saves were the hallmark of the 2021 Phillies, but their bullpen additions so far leave much to be desired.

By Steven Martano

The New York Mets are building a championship-caliber team

With several high-profile acquisitions such as Max Scherzer, Chris Bassitt, Starling Marte, Mark Canha, Eduardo Escobar, and Adam Ottavino; New York is serious about winning it all

By Andrés Chávez

NL East Cellar Dwellers: Washington Nationals 2022 season preview.

Having followed up their 2019 championship with back-to-back last place finishes, a third seems on the horizon in the nation’s capital.

By Matt O'Halloran

NL East Predictions

Can Atlanta run it back or will the Mets overcome their chronic Metsness? Do the Phillies or Marlins have a shot?

By Kenny Kelly, Andrés Chávez, and 3 more

The Misfits of the AL East: the Baltimore Orioles

In a division that saw four teams win over 90 games in 2021, the Orioles crashed and burned with the best of ‘em, and have more of the same in store for 2022

By Matt O'Halloran

Morning Mound Visit: The hot stove is lit but no one wanted to admit they were tampering

With the lockout officially over, teams are welcome to sign free agents and make trades, but the bonanza didn’t kick off last night.

By Kenny Kelly

MLB and MLBPA agree to deal; lockout to end

The CBA still needs to be ratified, but that’s considered a formality at this point.

By Kenny Kelly

The Blue Jays enter 2022 with a chip on their shoulder

After narrowly missing a playoff berth, the Blue Jays appear ready to win the division outright.

By Kenny Kelly

The Yankees are now the underdogs in the AL East

Although the Bronx Bombers remain a playoff-caliber team, they have a lot of competition in their division and need to make post-lockout moves to improve their chances

By Andrés Chávez

Unless Boston spends big, their luck will likely run out in 2022

By spending on some free agents post-lockout, the Red Sox can make-or-break their 2022. They are much more likely to go cheap than to go big.

By Steven Martano

Morning Mound Visit: MLB expected to cancel another week of games

MLB has given the union until this afternoon to accept a deal. If they refuse, it’ll hack another week off the season.

By Kenny Kelly

Tampa Bay Rays 2022 season preview

The defending AL East champs enter 2022 with another massive challenge

By Estevão Maximo

AL East Predictions

BtBS staff predicts the winner of the most hotly contested division in Major League Baseball

By Kenny Kelly, Andrés Chávez, and 3 more

MLB is slowly killing its own sport

Baseball is losing a considerable number of fans thanks to the ongoing lockout and the owners’ unwillingness to come close to players’ demands

By Andrés Chávez

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