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A growing number of players are trying to make an impact in roles both on the mound and at the plate -- and it could become a trend.

The durable left-hander failed to land a lucrative contract elsewhere, so he agreed to a minor league deal with the Yankees. He can opt out on April 20.

Ellsbury, who is on a seven-year $153 million contract, missed all of last season and is still recovering from a spate of injuries.

Yankees outfielder Aaron Hicks, who hasn't played since March 1 because of tightness in his back, said he's "doing great" after a second cortisone shot and is hoping to resume baseball activities soon.

Cubs relievers Brandon Morrow and Pedro Strop each threw bullpen sessions this week as they recover from injuries.

Oakland and Seattle are getting the 2019 MLB regular season going in Japan. Couldn't get up to watch the 5:30 a.m. ET start? Don't worry, you don't have to miss a thing.

The Detroit Tigers announced Tuesday that pitcher Michael Fulmer needs Tommy John surgery on his pitching elbow.

Miguel Rojas had just graduated from high school in Venezuela when he approached his parents about his future. Rojas made it clear that he wanted to play baseball. Scouts were …

Eric Karabell projects which player will lead every National League team in saves to help fantasy managers draft closers this season.

An MRI on Monday revealed that Rangers pitcher Yohander Mendez has a Grade 1 sprain of the ulnar collateral ligament and could return around midseason.

The Cincinnati Reds expect left-hander Alex Wood to open the season on the disabled list as he recovers from a sore back that has limited him during spring training.

The Yankees and left-handed pitcher Gio Gonzalez have agreed to a minor league deal worth $3 million if Gonzalez is added to the major league roster.

The Yankees and left-handed pitcher Gio Gonzalez have agreed to a minor league deal worth $3 million if Gonzalez is added to the major league roster.

Selfless attitudes may have been a big part of Oakland's unlikely 97-win season last year, but the infield defense of Matt Chapman and Matt Olson played a big role.

Major League Baseball is talking to representatives of the minor league system about higher salaries and better working conditions.