The 2026 MLB trade deadline is still months away, but already some clear needs are starting to emerge for contending teams that could end up being top priorities on the trade market this summer.

The Major League Baseball season is only four weeks old, but we're ready to declare three teams dead in the water. There's a bit of confirmation bias involved here, because none of the teams on this list made the playoffs last season,

Everyone in baseball has now cleared the 20 game threshold, at which I tend to feel the standings become significant. Of course, there are still 140 games to go, but history has shown us that “It’s still only April” turns out to be much of a defense.

Early 2026 MLB standings challenge the salary cap argument as small market teams thrive and big-spending clubs like the Mets and Phillies struggle.

As the Major League Baseball season approaches, expectations across the league are beginning to take shape. Contenders have reloaded, young cores are emerging, and several franchises are positioning themselves for a serious run at October.

The Mariners signed infielder Colt Emerson to an eight-year, $95 million extension and he hasn't made his MLB debut yet.

The City Connect concept debuted in 2021 and has continued ever since, with all of these clubs now on their second installments. City Connect uniforms, according to MLB, present teams in "novel color schemes,

Yahoo Sports senior MLB analysts Jordan Shusterman and Jake Mintz take a look at which teams are using the new ABS system to their advantage and which ones are rarely challenging. Hear the full conversation on the “Baseball Bar-B-Cast” podcast - and subscribe on Apple Podcasts,

The MLB All-Star Game is in Philadelphia this summer. Here's a look at the events surrounding the game.