As Major League Baseball teams prepare for their final days of spring training in Arizona and Florida, Opening Day is lurking. All three of them. With a made-for-streaming standalone game and a handful of three-game series spread over four days,

Opening Day is rapidly approaching, but if you're just getting caught up on what to expect from the new season, have no fear. MLB.com has been looking ahead to the 2026 season for some time now, and even if you weren't studying all winter,

Pirates teen sensation Konnor Griffin is getting plenty of attention this spring, but he isn't the top pick for fantasy value in this year's rookie class.

Money in MLB keeps climbing, and team values are hitting new highs every year. The league has become incredibly valuable, thanks to booming TV deals, rising revenues, and global star power. Big-market franchises still dominate the top spots,

Stars are sure to be on display as many of the top prospects in the game face off in this year's Spring Breakout series.

Major league clubs routinely place restrictions on how national team managers can use pitchers at the WBC. One key for López and Venezuela in Tuesday night’s championship game was that he talked some MLB team executives into dropping their initial limitations. U.S. manager Mark DeRosa accepted such restraints.

Durbin, 26, hit .256 with 11 home runs and 53 RBI as a rookie for the Milwaukee Brewers last season. He was part of a six-player trade in February and has hit .394 in spring training with seven RBI and three stolen bases.

If you’re a Cubs fan, Daniel Palencia just did you a favor – he made the bullpen look inevitable. Palencia closed out the World Baseball Classic championship for Venezuela with a perfect ninth inning against Team USA,

MLB Network announced that four-time Gold Glove Award-winning outfielder Kevin Kiermaier has joined MLB Network as an on-air analyst appearing across its studio programming. Kiermaier, who retired from the game following the 2024 season after a 13-year career,

Then came Paul Skenes. Advertisement The 23-year-old Pittsburgh Pirates ace has a 1.96 ERA across 320 2/3 big league-innings. His resume is already staggering: a Cy Young award, a Rookie of the Year trophy,