Report: MLB eyes $640K loss per game sans fans

A memo given to the MLBPA by Major League Baseball says playing an 82-game season without fans would result in an estimated $4 billion loss, even with prorated salaries.

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BBTN: Former Big League Manager Jim Leyland On Memories Of Miggy, Bonds And Verlander

Former big league manager Jim Leyland looks back on his memories of a young Miguel Cabrera, what it was like meeting the likes of Barry Bonds and Justin Verlander for the first time, and his long-standing relationship with the late Al Kaline (8:55). Plus, ESPN's Marly Rivera on the latest in negotiations between the MLBPA and the owners. Tim Kurkjian also gives his Daily Baseball Fix (33:04).

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26dDavid Schoenfield

90 -- yes, 90! -- wild MLB seasons that could only happen in the 1990s

The numbers and star power are staggering. McGwire and Sosa. Bonds, Griffey and A-Rod. Pedro, Maddux and the Big Unit. And that's just scratching the surface.

How iconic was Verlander's 2011 season? (1:08)

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David Schoenfield ESPN Senior Writer

The most iconic season since 2000? How about Justin Verlander in 2011, when he became the first starting pitcher to win MVP since 1986.

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Which World Series is the best ever? We rank all 115 Fall Classics

Scandals, scapegoats, superstars and, yes, the Yankees. Sam Miller judges every October since 1903.

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Is the Astros' title tarnished? Is Jeter overrated? We settle the biggest debate for all 30 MLB teams

From which franchise icon was better to playing what-if in crucial moments gone wrong, we get the final word on your favorite club's ultimate argument.

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35dDavid Schoenfield

One wild record you probably didn't know for all 30 MLB teams

From a pitcher with a nine-RBI game to an infielder you've never heard of going 7-for-7, these are the marks from every team that you'll have to see to believe.