Bryce Harper fell far short of Chris Liss's expectations this year, hurting him significantly in multiple leagues. Was this a design flaw, or just grabbing the wrong player? (WITH VIDEO)
After criticizing Royals general manager Dayton Moore's only trade at Wednesday's non-waiver deadline, Derek VanRiper retraces his steps over the past 18 months and questions some of his own decisions.
Clayton Kershaw has two tough matchups this week, but is that enough to keep him out of the top spot in the National League rankings?
Moore has been on fire this season, but the flame went out this week as he went on the disabled list with an elbow injury.
Ian Kennedy might be the biggest winner in this year's trade deadline, going from a hitter's haven where he watched his mistakes fly out of the yard to a pitcher's paradise that should help him right the ship.
Jake Peavy was the token big name dealt in the last 24 hours of the trade deadline. Jason Collette, Chris Liss, Derek VanRiper and Jeff Erickson share their respective reactions to the few trades that were made.
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Is Chris Davis poised for a second-half slowdown? Or is he merely going through a dry spell with his power? Find out the answer to that and much more.
Falling short of expectations as a top-three starting pitcher on draft day, Justin Verlander makes Bernie Pleskoff's list of underachievers to this point.
Kevin Payne highlights Jayson Werth and Victor Martinez as two players currently riding hot streaks that could win you some cash on FanDuel
In need of a long-term solution at shortstop, the Tigers had to part with Avisail Garcia in a three-team deal that sent Jake Peavy to Boston. Nick Shlain looks at the prospect pieces that benefited from transactions Tuesday.
Ray Flowers fetes CarGo's 20-20 achievement and discusses others close to reaching that milestone this year, and talks about a few of the bigger names on the trade deadline rumor mill.
While Rays pitchers like Jeremy Hellickson were among the first to benefit from the increased use of defensive shifts, league-wide adoption of them has changed the landscape of pitching baselines. Jason Collette takes a closer look.
That is the question teams face with their prospects. As one of the top infield prospects in baseball, though, Francisco Lindor likely isn't going anywhere.