Author: Gabe Lacques, USA TODAY

As MLB teams move from partial to something resembling full attendance, the remainder of the 2021 season may not provide all those answers.

There have been four MLB no-hitters in the first 40 days of the regular season, but is the feat diminished in a year of such offensive futility?

The NL Central has been home to baseball’s most heated rivalries for more than a decade, with bench-clearing incidents, suspensions and hurt feelings.

Campbell, 25, who made his major league debut April 3, tested positive for DHCMT, according to MLB, and will be suspended without pay.

While the Angels’ slugger-pitcher shines just about every night, batting averages have dropped across baseball and strikeouts continue to rise.

Now, 158 games in, Fernando Tatis’ totals would make for a phenomenal season: 46 home runs, 31 stolen bases, 107 RBI, a .957 OPS, a 156 adjusted OPS.

The A’s have won 11 in a row after starting the season 0-6 and looking like the favorite in the American League West.

While Yankees are 5-10, their worst start since 1997, it is not all that bad. Every team faces stretches of bad play, even if it does raise questions.

The San Diego Padres’ quest to knock the Los Angeles Dodgers from their perch atop the NL West begins with a big early season series this weekend.

MLB’s exemption resulted from a 1922 Supreme Court ruling that stated that the business of baseball did not constitute “interstate commerce.”