Kyle Glaser

Examining the full Angels player pool, notable inclusions, exclusions and players who can make an impact in 2020.

Examining the full Astros player pool notable inclusions, exclusions and players who can make an impact in 2020.

Examining the full Dodgers player pool, notable inclusions, exclusions and players who can make an impact in 2020.

Examining the full Padres player pool, notable inclusions, exclusions and players who can make an impact in 2020.

Examining the full Rockies player pool, notable inclusions, exclusions and players who can make an impact in 2020.

Examining the full Diamondbacks player pool, notable inclusions, exclusions and players who can make an impact in 2020.

Examining the full Giants player pool, notable inclusions, exclusions and players who can make an impact in 2020.

How different will a playoff field look after a 60-game season compared to a 162-game season? History tells us it will be different, but not overwhelmingly so.

Fifteen minor league teams have filed a lawsuit against their insurance companies alleging breach of contract.

The league formally announced Tuesday the 2020 season will begin on July 23 or 24 and that each team will play 60 games.

While international players have a long, rich history in the major leagues, their prominence has never been greater.

Major League Baseball announced Monday it will implement a season at a length of the league’s choosing while paying players their full prorated salaries.

Here are the top players teams have signed as nondrafted free agents through the first five days of the eligible signing period.

MLB’s latest proposal to the union called for 60 games at full prorated salaries. The players countered with a proposal for 70 games.

This year, with all 30 teams limited to the same signing window and capped at the same bonus amount, clubs were forced to get creative.

Once the nondrafted free agent signing period opened June 14 at 9 a.m. ET, the flurry of activity started.

Nearly two dozen players taken in the 2020 draft have family members with ties to professional baseball or other famous relatives.

For all their scouting excellence, the Dodgers rarely pluck from their talent-rich backyard in Southern California. That changed this year.

The Pirates drafted Garcia, the righthander from Division III Chapman (Calif.) in the third round, No. 79 overall, on Thursday night.

The Padres bucked industry consensus by drafting Tennessee prep outfielder Robert Hassell as the first high school player taken at No. 8.