It's just one team -- the Mariners -- whose pitchers and catchers will begin workouts on Sunday, but nonetheless the moment has arrived: Spring Training is about to get under way.More» Seattle Mariners
Manager Eric Wedge knows his club will be young again, but he sees promising things on the horizon for his Mariners. He'll be pushing hard to raise the expectation level and performance.More» Seattle Mariners
Signups are under way for MLB.TV 2012, and Major League Baseball fans everywhere can secure their ticket to watch live out-of-market games all season.More»
With an arbitration hearing looming, putting Cleveland's impressive streak of avoiding such an event in jeopardy, the Indians and shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera found some common ground in contract negotiations.More»Indians sign Asdrubal Cabrera to one-year deal
The 2012 ConcocoPhillips Australian Baseball League Championship Series, featuring Major League Baseball prospects, is under way and being broadcast by MLB Network this weekend. The defending champion "Alcohol Think Again" Perth Heat have a 1-0 series lead over the Jet Couriers Melbourne Aces entering Game 2 Saturday at Perth.More»Vasquez earns the win with complete-game effort
Which Minor Leaguers should fans get the most excited about seeing on their favorite teams? Here's a look at the top prospects at each position in the National League West.More» Trevor Bauer, RHP, D-backs
Larry Lucchino, the Red Sox's president and chief executive officer, defended the team's dealings this offseason in response to a story on CBSSports.com that discussed the club's perceived frugality this winter and suggested that ownership has been spending money on its Liverpool soccer team at the expense of the Red Sox.More» Papi still a force with the bat
There are a lot of notable names who are in their prime and trying to make good on an injury-plagued 2011. This year's list includes Dallas Braden, Jonathan Broxton and Adam Wainwright.More»Dallas Braden will not be ready for Opening Day
Doing it with grace and an endearing smile, Roy Campanella -- just as Jackie Robinson had -- paved the way for all those who would follow.More» No. 39, Roy Campanella
Rather than spend this spring competing for a job, Mets center-field prospect Kirk Nieuwenhuis will report to Florida next week as one of several dozen players in camp with virtually no shot at a big league role -- at least not yet.More» Kirk Nieuwenhuis, OF, Mets
According to ESPN's Buster Olney, the A's recently watched Manny Ramirez work out and will soon decide if they are interested in signing the soon-to-be 40-year-old to be their designated hitter.More»Hot Stove talks about Manny's plans to return to MLB
The Royals have agreed to terms on 2012 contracts with 12 players, including right-handed pitchers Nate Adcock, Kelvin Herrera, Jeremy Jeffress, Sean O'Sullivan and Blake Wood, and lefties Everett Teaford and Ryan Verdugo.More»
The Royals and Cardinals are aligned with five other sports organizations in Missouri to help with the 2012 Governor's Joplin Habitat Challenge, a project to build 35 homes in Joplin, Mo., which was ravaged by a tornado last May.More»Joplin still on the road to recovery from tornado
The instructors at the umpire schools are all Minor League umpires themselves, which means they're working their way up at the same time and honing their skills as they teach them.More»Umps learning the basics at Wendelstedt Umpire School
The Korean Baseball Organization, which filed a letter of protest against the Baltimore Orioles to Major League Baseball on Tuesday, took its issue one step further Friday by announcing plans to ban the organization's scouts from attending its amateur games.More»
The Cardinals loaded up a moving van on Friday morning, filling it to the brim with baseball equipment and personal effects as the club prepares to set up shop in Jupiter, Fla., for Spring Training.More»
The Indians believe that strength up the middle is integral to a team's success. Shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera and second baseman Jason Kipnis represent an important part of that equation for the upcoming season.More»Kipnis, Chisenhall look to avoid sophomore slumps
Astros general manager Jeff Luhnow took some time Wednesday to meet with reporters at Minute Maid Park and addressed an array of Spring Training topics, including his thoughts of handling younger players like Jordan Lyles.More»Luhnow reads Spanish baseball book to children
A last-place finish prompted Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria, president of baseball operations Larry Beinfest and president David Samson to rethink how to upgrade their roster. In a span of five days in December, they signed Heath Bell, Jose Reyes and Mark Buehrle.More» Reyes needs to remain healthy in 2012
Bill Lucas, whom former Braves owner Ted Turner made the highest ranking African-American in baseball history, was the man who brought Bobby Cox to Atlanta and helped nurture Dale Murphy as he attempted to prove himself in the Minor Leagues.More»
The Rangers have signed outfielder Nelson Cruz on a two-year contract. The deal, believed to be for $16 million, keeps Cruz from going to an arbitration hearing both this offseason and next winter as well.More»Rangers sign Nelson Cruz to two-year deal
Which Minor Leaguers should fans get the most excited about seeing on their favorite teams? Here's a look at the top prospects at each position in the American League Central.More» Francisco Lindor, SS, Indians
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