Breaking down each team’s offseason moves

Need a recap of every team’s impact moves this winter? We got you

With Spring Training officially upon us, let’s look back at the past few months of Hot Stove frenzy to take stock of what all 30 teams did to improve. Some moves were splashy, some may have flown under the radar, and there may even be more to come for your favorite club.

Dodgers embracing the hype that comes with great expectations

Yankees enter Spring Training ‘hell-bent on being a champion’

Tatis planning to use Acuña’s 2023 season as blueprint

Elly’s ascent gets a boost from a proven superstar

Following winter rife with rumors, Cease enters spring with White Sox

MLB provides new guidance to umps for base-blocking rule

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Let the competition for big league jobs begin! We’re identifying an interesting prospect in each organization vying for an Opening Day roster spot, focusing on players whose immediate future is more uncertain but who are in a position to do something about it.

Over the weekend, Shohei Ohtani got to witness Yoshinobu Yamamoto’s first bullpen session. Yesterday, the new Dodgers ace returned the favor and watched Ohtani launch balls over the fence.

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From standouts like Austin Riley and José Ramírez to sleepers like Royce Lewis, we break down the best third basemen into tiers for your fantasy draft.

That’s the mantra around Nationals Spring Training when it comes to the young pitching staff, with a renewed emphasis on throwing strikes.

Look back at legendary broadcaster Joe Buck’s signature calls in The Sounds of Baseball at 8 p.m. ET, followed by a re-air of the 2001 World Series Game 7 in its entirety with Buck and Tim McCarver on the call.

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