Los Angeles Dodgers closer Edwin Díaz reportedly left the New York Mets for L.A. in free agency for a simple reason: his new ...

Tis the season for trade rumors in MLB, and even former All-Star pitchers can find their names popping up in the hot stove ...

During a Sunday appearance on MLB Network Radio, the former All-Star right-hander acknowledged he’d heard the chatter and ...

Fortunately, it doesn't seem as if the Kansas City Royals' search for outfielders is over after signing Lane Thomas and ...

The jarring start to the New York Mets' offseason took a shocking turn during the Winter Meetings in Orlando when star closer ...

Bo Bichette's market is finally starting to form. The Yankees and Dodgers could be more involved than expected, while the ...

After letting Pete Alonso walk in free agency last week, the Mets are eyeing the best hitters remaining on the open market.

The Los Angeles Dodgers' spending habits have soared to historic heights following their signing of star reliever Edwin Díaz.

Edwin Díaz reportedy receieved two contract offers before signing with the Dodgers. Before agreeing to a three-year, $69 ...

The Anderson family couldn't believe their luck when they found out perhaps the best baseball card released this year was ...

NEW YORK — Edwin Díaz won’t receive all of his $69 million from the Dodgers until 2047, with the closer’s deal raising ...

Despite being a stalwart with the team for years, reliever Evan Phillips was non-tendered by the Los Angeles Dodgers on Nov.