Tom Verducci

It is nine in the morning at Orioles camp in Sarasota, Fla., and Henderson is taking groundballs on the half diamond known as Earl Weaver Field. No other players are around. Some are happily ensconced in the clubhouse, perhaps even enjoying a game of billiards. Five Orioles staff members are with Henderson.

Baseball is enduring an epidemic of serious arm injuries to its pitchers, and it’s obvious why that is even if the sport’s powers aren’t acknowledging it.

Braves legend Hank Aaron became the Home Run King, breaking Babe Ruth’s record, 50 years ago today.

The longtime announcer—who retired abruptly this week—amassed his share of detractors during the past six-plus decades in the booth. But he remains beloved for his unwavering passion.

Greg Maddux built a 5,000-inning Hall of Fame career on command, location and movement—and he never injured his arm. It’s time baseball experts started listening to him.

For the last three decades, nearly every MLB season has featured one or more teams who pulled off a loser-to-postseason turnaround. Who will do it in 2024?

The Yankees slugger has always feasted on fastballs in the strike zone, but that's been far from the case this year. Let's figure out what's going wrong.

The Angels star began his career as Mickey Mantle’s statistical doppelganger—an all-around great hitter. Now in his 30s, he has become a pure power hitter.

Baseball is experiencing another golden age of shortstops, pitching still rules and Shohei Ohtani is somehow even better.

Juan Soto has re-made the New York Yankees , the American League Central is the only division with four winning teams and three of the top six