Author: Gabe Lacques, USA TODAY

Aaron Rodgers said all options are on the table regarding his future, but the QB doesn’t expect to take long to make a decision.

Ortiz, a three-time World Series champion with Boston, finished his career with 541 home runs.

Carlos Correa, whose long-anticipated free agency was shut down by MLB’s player lockout, hired agent Scott Boras.

“The loss of our son has been the most excruciating experience we have lived,” Ramirez’s family said.

Ken Rosenthal, the multi-platform newsbreaker who has contributed to MLB Network for 13 years, will not be retained in 2022.

Despite an overwhelming majority of NFL, NBA and NHL players being vaccinated, COVID cases are on the rise, but booster shots could prove pivotal.

MLB survived the 1994-95 strike; recovering from this lockout will take a different form, with smaller stakes but significant long-term implications.

USA TODAY Sports takes a look at the winners and losers in the early rounds of a hot stove season that may yet stretch into spring.

The Texas Rangers agreed to terms with two-time All-Star shortstop and former World Series MVP Corey Seager on a 10-year, $325 million contract.

The MLB collective bargaining agreement is due to expire Wednesday night, plunging the game into a lockout. Here’s how the coming weeks may play out.