Major League Baseball

Brendan Tuma highlights how younger players are helping to lead the way in fast starts for the Cubs, Yankees and Tigers in 2025.

J.J. Cooper presents some pretty pitch plots to see if a MLB pitcher can survive with command alone against modern-day hitters.

Shane Smith, the no. 1 pick in the 2025 Rule 5 Draft, has been a successful addition for White Sox team in need of help.

Even without a clear everyday role, Jordan Lawlar played his way into Arizona’s big league picture with a hot start in Triple-A.

Eli Ben-Porat examines a trove of analytical data to answer the question MLB pitchers have wondered for years: How do you get Aaron Judge out?

J.J. Cooper digs into the data on MLB debuts and the rise of drafted players being fast-tracked to the major leagues.

Matt Eddy digs into the history of MLB rookie of the year winners to gauge the likelihood that this year’s ROY has yet to debut.

Brendan Tuma highlights a handful of MLB players who are showing promising signs of early-season improvement after one month of games.

By learning that pitching is more than just pumping triple-digit fastballs, Hunter Greene has become one of the game’s top young arms.

A month into the season, we’re taking stock of the 2025 MLB Rookie of the Year race in the American and National Leagues.

Matt Eddy dives into a number of growing MLB trends to shed some light on the continued disappearance of lefthanded-throwing big leaguers.

In many ways, baseball is more predictable now than it was not long ago. It used to be common to see trades that seemed hard…

By throwing a 102.3 mph fastball on April 19, Aroldis Chapman became the new velocity record-holder for the Red Sox, marking his sixth such feat.

After getting called up, Rays outfielder Chandler Simpson is already making his top-of-the-scale speed felt at the major league level.