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Shortstop Andrelton Simmons and the Minnesota Twins are in agreement on a one-year, $10.5 million contract, sources familiar with the deal told ESPN's Jeff Passan.

Think this year's voting was full of difficult decisions? Wait until A-Rod and Big Papi are eligible for the first time while Bonds, Clemens and others get one last chance.

The BBWAA isn't letting Curt Schilling off the Hall of Fame hook that easy.

Brodie Van Wagenen might have 99 problems but landing a new gig that directly reports to Jay-Z ain't one.

The Orioles filled a hole in their infield by agreeing to a 1-year deal with free agent Freddy Galvis.

Infielder Marcus Semien is in agreement with the Toronto Blue Jays on a one-year, $18 million contract, a source familiar with the deal told ESPN's Jeff Passan.

What were the surprises and disappointments -- and what does it say about the ballot?

Second baseman Tommy La Stella and the San Francisco Giants are finalizing a contract, sources familiar with the deal told ESPN's Jeff Passan. The deal is expected to be for three years.

Ron Johnson, who worked 25 seasons as a minor league manager and spent the 2010 and '11 seasons as the Red Sox's first base coach, died Tuesday. He was 64.

Realmuto's five-year, $115.5 million deal will surpass Joe Mauer's record for the highest annual pay for a catcher.

The Mets lost three-time All-Star and bullpen target Brad Hand to the Nationals this week, and quickly pivoted to another solid left hander.

New Blue Jays star George Springer said Wednesday that he thinks Toronto's promising young core is similar to the group he played with that led Houston to its first World Series title in 2017.

The Yankees have agreed to a 1-year deal with submarining reliever Darren O'Day, according to reports, bolstering their bullpen two days after trading Adam Ottavino to Boston.

The Braves plan to honor Hank Aaron during the upcoming season, starting with a $1 million donation to establish the Henry Louis Aaron Fund, which will work to increase minority participation among players, managers, coa...

The Phillies didn't just sign a big check. This deal did other things. It probably kept Bryce Harper happy. It could help lure pitchers. It shows the Phillies are serious about contending. And that's just the beginning.

For the ninth time since 1936, baseball writers failed to elect any Hall of Famers. The jilted players are in good company.

The Baseball Writers Association has spoken: There will be no drug cheat controversy at the Hall of Fame induction ceremonies next July and no politics either.