So far, so good for Pavano MLB
Yankees fans will scoff, but the oft-injured pitcher felt OK after his first spring start for Cleveland.
Yankees fans will scoff, but the oft-injured pitcher felt OK after his first spring start for Cleveland.
Could the third time be the charm? L.A. offers a two-year, $45 million deal with more money in 2009 than a similar offer in November.
Do managers like Washington's Manny Acta, who are in the last year of their current deals, feel extra pressure to deliver?
Right-hander Rick Porcello, 20, could make it hard for the Tigers to send him to the minors for more seasoning.
An iffy rotation could be boosted by reclamation projects Mike Hampton and Russ Ortiz.
After missing more often than not during the offseason, the Braves hope they have an in-house answer: Jeff Francoeur.
The Nats seemingly have no plan as an organization. And now their opening day starter has threatened a holdout.
The Mets realize trash talking with the Phillies doesn't amount to much after two straight September disasters.
Pitcher says the Dodgers wanted him to pitch hurt, but the team insists he used his option year as leverage
Switching hitting, 6-foot-5 catcher Matt Wieters shows a lot of promise for the Orioles' future.
John Smoltz left the only team he'd known, and Jason Varitek did not. Now they are Red Sox teammates.
Andy Pettitte's advice to fellow performance-enhancing drug user Alex Rodriguez is simple: Tell the truth
Joe Girardi is braced for a media crush and the distraction of A-Rod addressing the steroid issue.
Despite winning the division, the White Sox revamped their roster. The Twins, meanwhile, are staying the course.
The Angels are taking advantage of a slow mid-level outfielder's market as they near a deal with Bobby Abreu.
Alex Rodriguez's admission of steroid use has left a permanent mark on the game for fans to agonize over for years.
The Dodgers are the reigning champs, but the D'backs still have the young talent to win a mediocre NL West.
The way Alex Rodriguez responds to a report that he tested positive for steroids is his most crucial decision ever.
The fallen former Dodger will attempt to resurrect his flagging career with the Texas Rangers, sources said.
No one's budging – or speaking – after Manny Ramirez declined the Dodgers' one-year deal.
The Angels couldn't re-sign top free agent Mark Teixeira. Will that cost them a chance to repeat as division champions?
Left-handed starter Randy Wolf, who pitched for L.A. in 2007, returns to the team on a one-year contract.
An offseason of minimal additions means another season of a young offense, strong rotation and weak bullpen.
Agent for Manny Ramirez explains turning down Dodgers' offer and says the market for his client is healthy.
Mercurial slugger turns down a one-year, $25 million offer by the Dodgers, who plan to keep talking to him.
After several months without generating interest, Manny Ramirez gets a $25 million offer from the team he led to the playoffs.
Kerry Wood and Mark DeRosa are big additions, but rebounds from Travis Hafner and others are key for a return to contention.
Kerry Wood and Mark DeRosa are big additions, but rebounds from Travis Hafner and others are key for a return to contention.