R.J. Anderson

The Rockies probably aren't winning the World Series, but the success of a pair of homegrown arms is making them look pretty good now, and a lot more hopeful for the future.

Milwaukee went into the trade deadline as a team to watch. They came out as a team to fear—just not yet.

Baseball fans keep hearing about Chris Sale, Andrew Miller, and Jonathan Lucroy being potentially on the move. But MLB teams can—and should—be more creative than that.

The Brewers may be way under .500. But when it comes to the trade deadline, no team is more interesting.

Three months ago these Diamondbacks were an intriguing lot. How is it that they just 38-52 and 19 games out of first place?

The numbers have not been kind to Cardinals relief pitchers—nor have they been kind to manager Mike Matheny.

The Marlins are 39-34 despite their best player having a career worst season, and their all-star second baseman being suspended for PED use.

The Pirates Valued Francisco Cervelli more than any other team because of his flaws. The Pirates also think they can keep him healthy.

The Astros were one out away from defeating the Royals. Now they are in last place, and their offseason looks like a disaster.

Trevor Story's amazing first week this season with the Colorado Rockies gives us a timely reminder why we love sports, and a pleasant surprise in an era of information.

The Rule 5 Draft is an antiquated and overly complicated tradition that doesn't benefit players or clubs.

Last year, the Royals and Mets weren't just playing for the World Series. They were also playing to determine the league's new prevailing pitching strategy.