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Pete Crow-Armstrong’s dramatic improvements in walk rate, chase percentage and hard‑hit rate have propelled him into the upper echelon of major‑league performers and positioned him for a historic Cubs season.
Trevor Condon, the nation's No. 13 recruit and Georgia's premier talent, inks a $5.16 million deal with the St. Louis Cardinals, highlighting a strategic bonus structure and continuing Tennessee's elite draft streak.
Ian Happ’s relentless hustle and personal history intertwine with a The Wire scene to underscore the timeless value of doing good, even when the game ends in defeat.
Across every level of baseball, walk‑up songs have become a cultural touchstone. This piece explores the rise of the trend, the criteria that make a track stick, and the personal selections that have sparked conversation among fans and analysts alike.
The latest rest‑of‑season rankings blend best‑case and worst‑case projections with average performance and standard deviation, helping managers decide who to start, stash, or target on the waiver wire.
A look at the leading outfield prospects for the 2026 fantasy baseball season, highlighting key statistics, emerging talents and the impact of health on final rankings.
The Cleveland Guardians secured a 5‑2 victory over the Minnesota Twins, while the Dodgers, Rays, Padres and several other clubs added decisive wins in a busy weekend of baseball.
A look at five standout prospects whose performances could reshape contending clubs before the 2026 deadline.
A deep dive into the underlying stats of rising stars shows they may be overvalued, prompting advice to move them before a downturn.
From the Diamondbacks’ clinching walk‑off to Tatis Jr.’s 474‑foot blast, the latest slate of games delivered drama, power surges and unexpected heroics.
A deep dive into the players leading the stolen‑base race, the defensive lapses that enable them, and the strategic implications for fantasy managers
A disciplined hitter with a league‑leading on‑base percentage, Kepley’s blend of power and speed has put him on the radar for a potential deal that could reshape the Cubs’ pitching plans.
The early season surge in fantasy baseball has sparked lively debate about which players will earn All-Star nods, highlighting a blend of power, speed and pitching dominance.
A mixed day of baseball saw the Phillies blank the Tigers, the Cubs and White Sox post decisive victories, and several standout players earn All-Star selections as the league pauses for its midsummer showcase.
The first four rounds of the MLB draft begin at 1 p.m. ET today, with rounds five through twenty resuming tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. ET. FanGraphs brings its roster of analysts to Philadelphia, offering rankings, scouting reports, and exclusive member benefits.
An analysis of five years of fantasy baseball data shows projection‑based rankings consistently outperform ADP in predicting year‑end player value, though ADP remains better at spotting high‑ceiling breakout talent.
An analytical look at the latest fantasy baseball hitter rankings, highlighting key statistics, emerging talents, and strategic considerations for managers in a 12‑team H2H redraft league.
During a brief stint of paternity leave, a journalist blends fatherhood anecdotes with a vivid account of a late‑inning showdown and a rookie’s stunning home run.
Kane Kepley leads the High Class A Midwest League in key offensive categories, while Austin Love delivers a walk‑off win, Vance Honeycutt shows raw power, CJ Gray dominates on the mound, Carson Whisenhunt returns to the majors, Coy James homers twice, Harrison Ailshie climbs the draft board, and a weather‑related postponement interrupts the schedule.
From historic performances to MVP talks, Pete Crow-Armstrong is reshaping the Cubs' future and inspiring fans across the nation.
Mike Trout returned from injury with a 438‑foot homer, Jo Adell added two blasts, and the Reds exploded for five homers, while the Rangers avoided a shutout and the Padres pulled away.
A look at the players who are reshaping base‑stealing dynamics as the season moves into its second half
After a slow start at second base, Luis García Jr. has transformed into one of baseball’s most feared hitters, delivering a career‑high 19 home runs by early July and helping the Nationals climb the NL East.
An exploration of Statcast’s ‘expected’ statistics and the ZiPS projection system, highlighting over‑ and under‑performers and the broader impact on player assessment.