Less than a week after the blockbuster which saw Garrett Crochet traded from the White Sox to the Red Sox the Cubs and Astros completed a deal which saw multitiple prospects traded as well.

Famously known as the “Rowdy” of the NASCAR world, Kyle Busch isn’t a famous entity for bringing smiles to people’s faces or leaving them with a pleasant surprise. But Busch is famous for being a car guy,

Left-hander Matthew Boyd, who called Tucker “one of the best hitters in baseball,” had the less comfortable experience of facing Tucker in live BP. Tucker, an All-Star the last three seasons, is in the top 10 in OPS among qualified hitters over the last four seasons and has relatively even career splits against lefties and righties.

The Houston Astros superstar prospect had about as good of a Tuesday in spring training as anyone could have asked for.

Cam Smith was swinging the bat for Florida State. On Tuesday, in West Palm Beach, Fla., Smith showed why he was the No. 14 overall pick in

When Houston Astros second baseman José Altuve urged the organization to re-sign Alex Bregman this past offseason, it was a clear plea to retain one of the team

They brought back rotation rock Nathan Eovaldi thanks to a $75 million guarantee, traded for corner slugger Jake Burger and added Joc Pederson’s left-handed bat at DH – a nice amalgam of 2023 championship holdovers, new blood and legit hope that folks like Jacob deGrom will make impactful injury returns.

Every team has begun their Spring Training schedules, and while there could be some free agent action left, MLB’s 2025

Smith cranked a two-run home run and a solo blast in Tuesday's Grapefruit League game versus the Mets.

Kyle Tucker has played on the October stage in each of the past six seasons, including running down the final out of the Astros’ World Series triumph over the Phillies three years ago. The new Cubs star plans on continuing his postseason streak with his new ballclub.

The Astros have a solid offensive nucleus, but their lineup figures to include several below-average hitters this year and sorely miss the offensive contributions Tucker has offered throughout his career.

Robert had New York Post insider Jon Heyman on the latest episode of The Baseball Insiders this week to break down the biggest winners and losers of Hot Stove season, and some of the answers could surprise you.