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Reds' Aroldis Chapman a lot closer to big leagues than previously thought

While 29 other teams fretted about spending so much money on an unknown quantity, the Cincinnati Reds cut the check. They paid $30 million over six years for a Cuban defector...

Diamondbacks' fate entangled with Webb

In the past three years, the Arizona Diamondbacks went from 90 to 82 to 70 wins. From first to second to fifth. Their ace, Brandon Webb, went from 18 wins to...

Astros will count on veterans more than most sub-.500 teams

A rotation anchored by Roy Oswalt, Wandy Rodriguez and Brett Myers. A lineup with Lance Berkman, Carlos Lee, Hunter Pence and Pedro Feliz in the meat of the order. On the...

Gonzalez sideshow will be a sad scene in San Diego

Nationwide, the biggest story that concerns the San Diego Padres has little to do with what they do on the field. In places such as Boston, Chicago, New York and elsewhere,...

Tejada faces some competition in Baltimore, at least down the line

Miguel Tejada was brought back to Baltimore and is learning a new position. But this stint with the Orioles is going to be different than the first for Tejada. He's...

Lind a bright spot despite a 'sleepy' outlook for Blue Jays

Their biggest star is nicknamed "Sleepy." And that's an apt description of what kind of season the Toronto Blue Jays are likely to face. Cutting payroll, trading their lone star player...

Gordon needs to show flash to Royals

The 2005 draft was a great one, with players now becoming stars all over the majors. Justin Upton signed a huge deal this week with the Diamondbacks after a breakout 2009....

Indians chew on possibility of losing Choo

Cleveland hasn't won a major pro sports championship since 1964, a startling two generations of bad teams and near-misses in baseball, football and basketball. And while the Indians certainly aren't on...

Seventeen losing seasons and counting, but there is talent in Pittsburgh

The Pittsburgh Pirates set a dubious record in 2009 with their 17th consecutive losing season, a sad run for a franchises that once was one of the best. They're still No....

March to the Opener: Nats should be peskier

It's March 1, the first day of the March to the Opener series that will provide team-by-team previews for the upcoming baseball season. First up, in reverse order of the About.com...