Columnists

Ron Gardenhire relishes his return to the dugout with the Detroit Tigers.

All six division winners will repeat for first time in the 25 years of the divisional format.

For all their college accomplishments, Rice starters Philip Humber, Jeff Niemann and Wade Townsend fell short of expectations in pro ball.

Teams are making big commitments to free agents in terms of annual dollars, yet the deals come with shorter commitments.

The spring checklist for every obsessed fan.

All signs point to a renaissance in Atlanta.

Spurred by a dream, a former big leaguer got his life back on track.

Young GM David Sterns intends to turn the Brewers into a championship contender with series of bold offseason moves.

The owners have won free agency. Players are losing.

Lyrical quality of some baseball names can foretell greatness – or not.

Before long, baseball may need to tweak one of its most sacred statistics.

The Rockies won with a young rotation. Can they do it again?

Andruw Jones has been a longtime favorite of Baseball America, and for good reason.

Four months after the devastation of Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico’s winter league returned for an improbable 80th season.

Financial considerations appear to be the reason the Rays are selling.

Horn rose to prominence in Boston, where he embraces his cult figure status.

Umpire Doug Harvey was once a great Rule 5 pick.

Cold reminders of summer.

It’s time to eliminate the incentives that entice a team to be terrible.