Trout races to an early lead in the familiar uber-stat, Ryan Yarbrough gets the job done at his own speed, and Fairfield breaks the RPI.

JD Martinez is barreling up like it’s 2019, Omar Narvaez is a pitch-framing star, and Oakland is still waiting for something to go their way.

MLB’s strikeout rate has risen even further from it’s already high 2019-20 levels, Nick Castellanos is defying the trend to make very good contact, and the Home Run Derby is headed to Denver for the first time since 1998.

Five games are plenty to move the needle on postseason probabilities for many clubs, the save stat celebrates a birthday, and MLB’s 2021 season on YouTube starts today.

Billy Hamilton celebrates his roster spot by doing what he does best, Yu Darvish throws every pitch in the book, and the new season brings a new amateur draft format.

Byron Buxton takes a walk—twice, Julian Merryweather overpowers the middle of the Yankee lineup, and a pair of Rule 5 picks solidify their claims for a roster spot.

Glasnow shows off a new weapon almost as devastating as his others, Miguel Cabrera makes solid contact, and the Oakland A’s are the new kid on the blockchain.

Lindor gets the extension he wanted, the Rangers scoff at social distancing, and the “best shape of his life” isn’t always a best-case scenario.

The latest season forecast projects a tight NL Central race of probable playoff losers, a Padres farmhand can (occasionally) hit the ball really hard, and the Orioles make a major investment in international scouting and development.

Newman is a game away from a spring without strikeouts, Adam Wainwright is a veteran in a sport filled with young men, and it’s 11 years since Pat Venditte made it a whole lot more complicated to calculate platoon splits.