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Mookie Betts' mother told him, "If you're not good at something, then don't do it." The Red Sox superstar -- and all-around phenom -- has taken those words to heart.

The Cubs have won more games over the last four seasons than any team -- including their magical 2016 title run -- but Theo Epstein has instilled a win-now sense in Chicago.

Wright, who spent most of last season in the bullpen, received a hefty punishment after having been suspended last year for domestic violence.

Derek Jeter spent 20 years playing shortstop under the weight of the pinstripes and glare of New York. He has never been in a tougher position than the one he's …

Josh Donaldson, who has been slowed by injuries the past two seasons and spent the first two weeks of spring training strengthening his legs, feet and toes, will make his exhibition debut for the Braves on Friday.

Bryce Harper homered for the second straight day in a simulated game against Philadelphia Phillies minor leaguers.

Every March, Eric Karabell opines on hundreds of players for fantasy baseball consideration. These are the ones he's giving his ultimate endorsement: a spot on his teams.

Veteran outfielder Carlos Gomez, who hit a career-low .208 last season, said he chose to sign a minor league deal with the Mets because "I think I'll be more close to a championship."

We break down why this season could be hard on seemingly steady performers including an aging pitcher, one of 2018's top rookies and even an MVP.

Salvador Perez, who had 27 homers and drove in 80 runs while providing a solid and calming presence behind the plate for the Royals, underwent reconstructive surgery on his right elbow.

Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said that, for now at least, Clayton Kershaw remains scheduled to start March 28 even though it seems unlikely based on the progress he would need to make in the next few weeks.

Former Oregon State pitcher Luke Heimlich has signed with a team in the Mexican summer league. The college star went undrafted after confessing to molesting a 6-year-old relative when he was 15.

Yankees manager Aaron Boone said Wednesday he might employ a version of the opener on occasion this season with injuries already ravaging the upper echelon of his starting rotation.