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On Opening Day, questions abound. Some clubs have more than others, but each has its own unique set of unknowns entering the new season.

Now that we’re one month into the 2023 campaign, many of those questions have been, or are well on their way to being answered. With the help of all 30 MLB.com beat writers, here’s a look at one thing each team learned in the first month of the regular season.

Cold drink in your hand, baby strapped to your chest, watching a ballgame, and a foul ball comes screaming your way. What do you do? This dad casually reached up and barehanded it.

Before the Mexico City Series finale even started, there was drama as former teammates Nick Martinez and Sean Manaea faced off in a six-minute national anthem standoff.

While many home runs would be out of any stadium, ballpark dimensions often play a huge role in whether a particular ball gets out or not. Now we can measure which stadiums make the most difference.

There are a number of rivals facing off this week as well as a pair of matchups between first-place teams featuring some clubs you might not have expected.

Playing in his first big league game this season, Taylor Trammell nearly ended up in the stands while turning in yesterday’s top play.

After Byron Buxton blasted a 453-foot home run, the Twins unveiled their new home run celebration featuring a fishing vest emblazoned with “Land of 10,000 Rakes” and a fishing pole.

A week full of marquee matchups gets started with an NL East showdown between the Braves and Mets in Game 1 of their doubleheader at 1 p.m. ET.

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