Author: Bob Nightengale, USA TODAY

Barely a week away from baseball’s trade deadline, a look at which teams and players could be in the headlines.

This weekend’s Hall of Fame celebration in Cooperstown will link former MLB stars Fred McGriff and Scott Rolen forever.

One of MLB’s most consistent first basemen of all time gets inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame this weekend.

A handful of MLB icons could be calling it quits at the end of the season, but some aren’t ready to make up their minds.

Big decisions will be made in the next few weeks with baseball’s trade deadline looming and teams jockeying for MLB playoff spots.

It may be just an exhibition, but for those players in the NL clubhouse, ending the nine-game losing streak to the AL in the All-Star Game was big.

Rockies catcher Elias Diaz walked away with the biggest honor as the All-Star MVP award by hitting the game-winning home run in the eighth inning.

Everyone in the free world wants to know what Shohei Ohtani plans to do if he becomes a free agent, but he says it’s out of his control.

The Mets and Padres, two teams who spent the winter trying to buy a championship, have grossly underperformed heading into the All-Star break.

Harold Reynolds and Ken Griffey Jr. were teammates on the Seattle Mariners, and now the two best friends are making an indelible impact in the game.