Author: Bob Nightengale, USA TODAY

Brodie Van Wangenen shocked the baseball world by becoming GM, and now has become the ultimate showman all while making the Mets relevant again.

Luis Severino is down, and while the Yankees hold their breath, they may start calling about suitable replacements.

Hall of Fame pitcher John Smoltz says MLB needs to make drastic changes. He proposes a split-season schedule, just as they do in the minor leagues.

Bryce Harper embraces the spotlight. But as his first workout with the Phillies shows, he’s going to be under the microscope for 13 expensive years.

Bryce Harper, who was introduced as an official member of the Phillies on Saturday, explains why he chose Philadelphia over the other clubs.

Phillies owner John Middleton says spending $330 million for Bryce Harper wasn’t ‘stupid money.’

It was only a meaningless game, Yu Darvish’s first outing of spring training on Tuesday, but for the Chicago Cubs starter, it meant everything.

Nolan Arenado and the Rockies have agreed to an eight-year, $260 million contract with an opt-out in three years.

Two years away from his own free agency, the two-time MVP discussed baseball’s winter of discontent and sung the praises of fans in Philadelphia.