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Carlos Beltran's career has gained plenty of support among Hall voters so far, but Tuesday's vote could make for a close call on MLB Network.

The 'Death Star' roster being constructed in Los Angeles would be no match for a salary cap, one pitcher believes.

Sasaki wore number 17 for the Chiba Lotte Marines and number 14 in the World Baseball Classic, but has his heart set on a different number in MLB.

The St. Louis Cardinals' spendthrift offseason is rubbing fans the wrong way — and one wasn't afraid to say it to their president of baseball operations' face.

The best argument against the perception that the Dodgers' front office is up to some sinister sorcery in Los Angeles came from — ironically — a rival executive.

The Twins will have six former players on their new in-house network in 2025, but not one who's had 22 years of experience as a broadcaster.

The trade sending Cody Bellinger to the Yankees, rumored for days, has the potential to liberate the former MVP in a more hitter-friendly ballpark.

The Red Sox, Yankees, Dodgers, Giants, Cardinals and Astros all figure into the list.

The team's months-long saga to secure a permanent home has yet to fully resolve, but there is significant political will to keep them in Florida as long as possible.

The agent for Nolan Arenado is going to help facilitate the trade of his client, who has a no-trade clause and might not even get traded.

Why pitch for a winning organization when you can toil away at the most difficult major league stadium on pitchers? One team is determined to sell Roki Sasaki on a plausible answer.

The Kansas City Royals will stay on their local FanDuel Sports Network affiliate next season, and that bodes well beyond western Missouri.