Good morning! Want to see Derek Jeter in PJs? You’ve come to the right place.
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The path to the Majors is rarely an arrow pointing straight up. These prospects struggled mightily in 2022, but they reversed course last season, and once again their career path is looking good.
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Lou Whitaker, Johan Santana, Keith Hernandez, Kenny Lofton, Dick Allen, Kevin Brown and Bobby Grich all fell well short of Hall of Fame induction — some were gone after one time on the ballot. Our writers feel they deserve reconsideration.
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With 10 Gold Gloves in center field and more than 400 home runs at the plate, Andruw Jones boasts one of the best glove-bat combinations in memory. This is his seventh go-round on the ballot. Here’s why he should be inducted into Cooperstown.
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PLAY A SPORCLE BASEBALL QUIZ!
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The 2023 season was a milestone year for, well, milestones. There were more than a dozen players who completed huge accomplishments, among them Ronald Acuña Jr., Adam Wainwright and, naturally, Shohei Ohtani.
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Derek Jeter reunited with Jorge Posada on Christmas Eve, and the Hall of Fame shortstop posted photos of the former Yankees teammates in comfy holiday pajamas and reindeer ears.
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There have been some awesome baseball-related TV commercials through the years. Here are the best (and worst), featuring Bo Jackson, Bob Uecker, Yogi Berra, a player on the 1962 Mets and more.
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Some fans may be too young to know about perhaps the most famous trade in MLB history, made 104 years ago today: Babe Ruth from the Red Sox to the Yankees, spawning the Curse of the Bambino.
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