Mike Shildt joins MLB Network's 30 Clubs in 15 Days to discuss what he learned from the 2024 season, the health of his team and more

As impressed as the Cardinals were with Quinn Mathews’ fiery competitiveness and his electric stuff on the mound over the past three weeks, they were equally awestruck with the way the analytical left

Manny Machado talks about the Padres' roster, why he feels they are a top team in the NL West, rehabbing in the offseason and more

Padres' Dylan Cease talks about the training techniques he uses to prepare for the regular season and where he sets up on the bump

Michael King was one of the most effective starting pitchers in baseball last season. In his mind, he’s just starting to figure it out. King went 13-9 with a 2.95 ERA in his first year with the Padres

With rotation candidates starting to get multiple appearances under their belts – third starts for some this coming week -- lots of names are in the mix until Shane Bieber returns this summer. Among the young pitchers with something to prove is Doug Nikhazy.

In his second big league camp, Matt Shaw has continued to impress the Cubs with his strong work ethic and demeanor, even while recovering from left oblique soreness that he sustained at the outset of Spring Training.

Training isn’t just a warm-up for established players, it’s also a chance for prospects to showcase their skills and see how they measure up in a big league setting.

The next big thing in the Minor League system that propelled Brewers rookie Jackson Chourio to a 20-20 season in the big leagues at age 20 is Jesus Made, a 17-year-old, switch-hitting shortstop from S

This story was excerpted from Christina De Nicola’s Marlins Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox. JUPITER, Fla. -- Unlike the Duolingo owl that suddenly met his demise,

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When Mets pitching prospect Blade Tidwell walked off the mound after his second and final inning Saturday afternoon, he had no idea. He knew he had just struck out three Rays hitters in order, and he was pleased with the way he pitched overall,