Why Doug Fister -- And Four Other Free Agents -- Could Interest The Tigers
Contrary to popular belief, Tigers general manager Al Avila made it clear on Tuesday that he is not under orders to slice the team's bloated payroll.
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Contrary to popular belief, Tigers general manager Al Avila made it clear on Tuesday that he is not under orders to slice the team's bloated payroll.
A California lawmaker wants to name a section of a Los Angeles freeway in honor of Vin Scully, the legendary broadcaster who retired last year after calling Dodgers games for 67 seasons.
After Al Avila's foreboding end-of-the-year comments last November, it was presumed that the Tigers' GM was facing an edict to cut payroll.
Jackson made $5 million with the White Sox last season.
"To this day, I think I was a better football player than I was a baseball player."
NL Cy Young Award winner Max Scherzer revealed Monday that he pitched at the end of last season with an injured finger on his throwing hand and now will skip the World Baseball Classic.
David Forst remembers the exact moment when Rajai Davis hit his World Series-tying home run in Game 7 for Cleveland.
Edwin Encarnacion is on deck for the Indians.
After a World Series trip with Cleveland, runnin' Rajai Davis is returning to the Bay Area with the Oakland Athletics on a $6 million, one-year contract to fill a void in center field.
As the calendar changes to a new year, we make a couple of predictions for the upcoming year in Major League Baseball.
Everything changed for the Chicago Cubs on a rainy November night. A century-plus worth of heartache washed away by a wave of pure joy.
The Detroit Tigers announced Friday that the club has agreed to terms with catcher Alex Avila on a one-year contract.
2016 gave us some break out stars, one huge drop in performance and a franchise dubbed the "lovable losers" finally winning the big one.
The Red Sox have traded right-hander Clay Buchholz to the Philadelphia Phillies for minor league second baseman Josh Tobias.
Boston ($4.5 million), Detroit ($4 million), San Francisco ($3.4 million) and the World Series champion Chicago Cubs ($2.96 million) also were sent bills Friday by the commissioner's office.
There are even fur mittens for Kelly to wear when she pushes the twins in a stroller through the cold streets of metro Detroit.
A person with knowledge of the meeting says baseball owners have ratified the sport's new collective bargaining agreement by a 29-1 vote.
Huston Street believes in some of baseball's oldest, tried-and-true traditions, and the reliever knows team building can be a real benefit, so he considers the elimination of rookie dress up in the new labor deal the loss of "a healthy ritual."
Why would anyone need an uzi, let alone a gold uzi?
The Los Angeles Dodgers are bringing back their reliable closer, agreeing Monday to an $80 million, five-year contract to keep All-Star Kenley Jansen, a person with knowledge of the deal said.
That baseball hazing ritual of dressing up rookies as Wonder Woman, Hooters Girls and Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders is now banned.
One player whose name has repeatedly popped up on the rumor mill is left-handed reliever Justin Wilson
Dexter Fowler is headed from the World Series champions to their biggest rival.
Could they go one step further and actually become buyers? Recent history suggests it's a legitimate possibility.
All-Star closers Aroldis Chapman, Mark Melancon and Wade Davis moved to different bullpens. Chris Sale boosted a big rotation in Boston. And the Washington Nationals got their fans talking — a lot.
