Author: Jesse Yomtov, USA TODAY

As the Red Sox and Yankees slump out of the gate, Tampa Bay is firing on all cylinders and is a force to be reckoned with in the AL East.

Dee Gordon’s sixth-inning homer in Kansas City marked the 15th game in a row to start 2019 that the Mariners had hit in a home run.

Trevor Rosenthal gave up seven earned runs in his first four games without getting an out, but finally retired a hitter on Wednesday.

The Miami Marlins’ Class AA affiliate says the event will featurea “weird Florida law” being broken every single inningon July 26.

Mike Trout will make $426.5 million over the next 12 years, and these players could be next in line to get massive contracts.

There’s ample evidence to suggest these players’ past performance does not guarantee future success.

Can Braves 2B Ozzie Albies take his game to the next level? Will Jays C Danny Jansen become an offensive force? They’re among our favorite players to watch in 2019.

San Diego may not have been the most obvious landing spot for Machado when the winter began, but all in all, it’s a good deal for everyone involved.

Major League Baseball Players Association director Tony Clark says that players and fans alike are “frustrated by a two-year attack on free agency.”