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Another Baseball Hall of Fame vote is official, and this one was a bit surprising. It was the first time since 2019 we selected three inductees in one class.
For the first time in 35 years of ranking top prospects, one MLB club has been No. 1 for three consecutive years with three different players.
Although baseball’s headlines this offseason have been dominated by how much clubs have spent on free agents, there are other issues.
Here’s my annual Hall of Fame ballot column, also known as “Why Dan Connolly is an idiot.”
What the Los Angeles Dodgers’ spending is showing is that MLB needs more owners who want to win at all costs and not owners who are trying to keep down costs
What are the biggest MLB free-agent busts in the past decade? There are plenty to choose from, but usually the most momentous dud of each offseason stands out.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have likely won the winter, signing a two-time Most Valuable Player for $2 million per year
Shohei Ohtani signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers on a landmark $700 million contract. We break it down.
Juan Soto might help the Yankees lineup, but New York still needs pitching. We break down the deal for the Yankees and San Diego Padres.
In what has been a relatively boring baseball winter meetings, the Shohei Ohtani to whatever MLB team talk is keeping us intrigued.