The player most likely to be traded in 2020 for all 30 MLB teams
From superstars to fading prospects, here's who could be on the move this year.
From superstars to fading prospects, here's who could be on the move this year.
A big name in a new uniform and an Astros ruling could come soon. What else will define the year ahead in baseball?
Beltre and Scherzer? Yeah, those worked out. Pujols and Chris Davis? Yikes. These are the moves that made or broke your team.
Right-hander Scott Oberg and the Rockies agreed Wednesday to a $13 million, three-year contract with a club option for 2023 that could make the deal worth $21 million over four seasons.
For what it's worth: Rockies manager Bud Black said trade discussions for third baseman Nolan Arenado are "not very serious" and that it's mostly the result of other teams checking in. He added that he expects Arenado to be on his team in spring training.
Rockies general manager Jeff Bridich said Tuesday veteran first baseman Daniel Murphy may have rushed back too soon from a broken left index finger. He missed nearly a month, but perhaps should have waited longer.
Kris Bryant to Cincy? Anthony Rendon on the Rangers? We dream up a major hot stove splash for every squad.
Mookie. Lindor. Arenado? We examine the stars who will (or should) be in offseason trade talks.
If you could have one thing you really wanted for your favorite team, what would you be willing to give up?
While L.A. ponders what's next after another postseason disappointment, rivals are assembling talent to challenge its dominance.
Sorry, Detroit: Your team follows in the footsteps of other recent biggest losers. Where did every other club fall?
Nolan Arenado is among those who extended impressive streaks as baseball's award season got underway.
Rockies star Nolan Arenado won his seventh straight Gold Glove Award on Sunday, moving him into sole possession of fourth place among third basemen. The Diamondbacks had four Gold Glove winners on their team this season.
After a stunning World Series title, Washington faces some uncertainty this offseason. Will the Nats be No. 1 again or will the Astros or Dodgers take their place?
On the field and in the stands, how players and others react to MLB's newly juiceless baseballs off the bat tells a story.
Colorado Rockies owner Dick Monfort says nobody in the front office is worried that star Nolan Arenado will opt out of his $260 million contract in two years.
Tough times and bad timing defined the Colorado Rockies' hugely disappointing season that began with high hopes of ending the Dodgers' dominance out West but unraveled.
The Astros, Yankees and Dodgers clearly were up to the task all season, but which teams were pleasant surprises and which ones disappointed?
Already relegated to an NL wild-card spot, the Milwaukee Brewers lost to the Colorado Rockies 4-3 Sunday when Jake Faria threw a wild pitch in the 13th inning that allowed the winning run to score.
Milwaukee closer Josh Hader gave up a tying home run with two outs in the ninth inning and the Brewers lost to Colorado 3-2 in the 10th Saturday night, preventing them from catching St. Louis atop the NL Central.
| TEAM | W | L | PCT | GB | STRK |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles | 106 | 56 | .654 | - | W7 |
| Arizona | 85 | 77 | .525 | 21 | W5 |
| San Francisco | 77 | 85 | .475 | 29 | L3 |
| Colorado | 71 | 91 | .438 | 35 | W3 |
| San Diego | 70 | 92 | .432 | 36 | L6 |
