Author: Bob Nightengale, USA TODAY

Some of the summer’s biggest acquisitions haven’t lived up to the billing … yet.

The Dodgers clinched the NL West title for the ninth time in last 10 seasons, earning a postseason berth quicker than any team in Los Angeles history.

Baseball will look different in 2023 with a pitch clock, shift limitations and bigger bases after years of testing, MLB announced Friday.

The Phillies no longer find ‘ways to lose’ games and instead have battled back to make a playoff run, hoping to end a 11-year playoff drought.

Tony La Russa, 77, missed Chicago’s game Tuesday and will go see heart specialists.

Houston Astros ace expected to return shortly after injured list stint due to a calf injury.

“Fernando and I covered a lot of territory in our talk,” Seidler says. “There were no shields. Nothing was off-limits.”

Mariners’ Julio Rodriguez, the leading candidate to win AL rookie of the year, is set to sign a contract that will pay him at least $210 million.

Goldschmidt and Arenado are perhaps the most dynamic corner infield since Chipper Jones and Fred McGriff in Atlanta during the 90’s.

It’s going to be awfully tough to explain one day how a team never won with Albert Pujols, Mike Trout and Shohei Ohtani.