The Padres finished last in the National League in home runs and slugging percentage last year, and that’s a feat they’re unlikely to duplicate after trading two pitching prospects to the White Sox for right fielder Carlos Quentin. Chicago received rig…

The Red Sox lost closer Jonathan Papelbon to the Phillies on a four-year free agent deal in November, but thanks to a pair of trades with rebuilding clubs they’ve acquired two new ninth-inning relievers this offseason. Boston sent a three-player packag…

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Sensing their opportunity may be at hand after a third-place finish in the National League East, the Nationals swapped four prospects to the Athletics for 26-year-old lefthander Gio Gonzalez. Oakland received righthanders Brad Peacock and A.J. Cole, wh…

Oregon Ducks commit Damyean Dotson is one of several prospects worth watching at this year’s tournament.

Fresh of the acquisition of Mat Latos, the Reds continued their pursuit of top-flight arms on the trade market by sending 24-year-old lefty Travis Wood, one of Cincinnati’s top pitching prospects just two years ago, and two other players to the Cubs fo…

Each veteran member of the BBWAA is allowed to vote for as many as 10 Hall of Fame candidates, though rarely is a 10-man ballot turned in. For at least one voter, eight is enough this time around.

On first glance, Juan Oramas looks the part of a typical soft-tossing southpaw pitcher. The 21-year-old hurler for the Hermosillo Naranjeros of the Mexican League stands only 5-foot-10 and tips the scales about 20 pounds less than his listed weight of …

Considering their activity earlier in the week, it’s tough to fault the Marlins for petering out by the Rule 5 draft.

The heroic fundraising endeavor to rescue California’s baseball program from the chopping block proved to be one of the great stories of 2011. But the university’s decision to cut baseball in the first place sent shockwaves through the college baseball…