Miguel Cabrera To Eye Milestones & Health In 2020

This is not how a legend was expected to age, not a former Triple Crown winner and four-time batting champion who has made a case for the greatest hitter of his generation. But this is what Miguel Cabrera faces as he heads into the 2020 season.

Detroit Official Site

Jose Abreu Notches Fourth 30-Homer, 100-RBI Season

White Sox first baseman José Abreu made franchise history during his team’s 8-7 loss to the Angels Saturday night at Guaranteed Rate Field with his 30th home run of 2019.

Chicago-A Official Site

A.J. Pierzynski Will Be A Good Manager, When He Decides Its Time

By all accounts, Chicago White Sox general manager Rick Hahn and his staff are stockpiling enough quality young talent to ensure a competitive team in the not too distant future.

Daily Herald

Cubs & Nationals Now Interested In Greg Holland; Brewers, Rangers, Giants, & Blue Jays Interested In Lorenzo Cain; Blue Jays, Giants, Phillies, Braves, Rangers, & Nationals Interested In Christian Yelich

Greg Holland, RHP, free agent — With Wade Davis signing with Colorado, the Cubs are now in the picture for Holland, as are the Nationals.

Boston Globe

Magglio Ordonez & Freddy Garcia Join Venezuelan World Baseball Classic Team As Special Guest Coaches

Former grandfathers Magglio Ordóñez and Freddy García will accompany the National Team as guest coaches for the World Baseball Classic, according to a report by the journalist Augusto Cárdenas.  (Translated)

El Emergente

Healthy Charlie Tilson Should Boost Hometown White Sox

It took Charlie Tilson exactly one at-bat to pick up his first Major League hit during his White Sox debut at Comerica Park on Aug. 2 last season.

Chicago-A Official Site

Hall Of Fame: The Players Who Will Be One-And-Done After 2017

Come January 18, the 2017 Hall of Fame class will be revealed. In the time leading up to that announcement, we'll be profiling a Hall of Fame candidate per day -- provided, that is, the candidate received votes on at least five percent of the ballots.

CBS Sports

J.D. Drew, Edgar Renteria, & Arthur Rhodes Get First Shot On Hall Of Fame Ballot

Soon, members of the Baseball Writers' Association of America will cast their ballots for the Hall of Fame's Class of 2017.

St. Louis Official Site

Bobby Abreu Will Coach On Venezuelan Team Playing In World Baseball Classic

Omar Vizquel chose "comedulce" as the last of the list of the coaching staff that will accompany the 2017 World Baseball Classic (Translated)

Lider

White Sox, Rangers, & Astros Were Also Pursuing Justin Upton

Upton also was pursued by the Chicago White Sox, Texas Rangers and Houston Astros, but those teams preferred signing him to a short-term deal. Upton’s agreement takes away another viable option for Cespedes, who remains on the market with dwindling options.

USA Today

First Look: Four Notable First-Timers To Hit Hall Of Fame Ballot In 2017

The 2016 Hall of Fame class is set, and congratulations to Ken Griffey Jr. and Mike Piazza on their elections. Now let's take an opportunity to look ahead to the 2017 ballot and in particular those hitting the BBWAA ballot for the first time.

CBS Sports

Tigers' Magglio Ordonez, Jr. & Yankees' Holman Miranda Suspended For Failed Drug Tests

Tigers prospect Magglio Ordoñez Jr. and Yankees infielder Holman Miranda were suspended by Major League Baseball on Tuesday after testing positive for banned drugs.

MiLB Official Site

Troy Percival's Durability Disappeared After Signing With Tigers

For the Tigers, the perils of signing an aging closer reared their heads a decade before inking Joe Nathan.

Bless You Boys

Why Tigers Ruling Out Max Scherzer Needs A Disclaimer

While the baseball world wonders where and when Max Scherzer will sign, his old general manager offered this prediction: not Detroit. “I would say no, probably not,” Dave Dombrowski, also the Tigers’ president, said Thursday at the Major League Baseball owners’ meetings when The Post asked him if he thought he would re-sign the stud right-hander.

NY Post

Nine Possible Spots For Max Scherzer

The best player on the MLB free-agent market not only doesn't have a team yet, he doesn't even have a rumor.

CBS Sports

Max Scherzer Front Quiet, But Scott Boras Cites His Stats, Guts

Max Scherzer is almost universally considered the top player on the free-agent market, yet his name is hardly being heard around the lobby here. And if it is at all, it is to wonder whether Scherzer and agent Scott Boras made the right call to turn down the $144-million, six-year spring offer by the Tigers.

CBS Sports

Failure To Extend Max Scherzer Suggests End Of Tigers' Blank-Check Approach

On Jan. 26, 2012, the largesse of Detroit Tigers owner Mike Ilitch seemed limitless. So did the potential of his franchise to win the World Series. That was the day the team announced it had signed Prince Fielder to a nine-year, $214 million contract.

Fox Sports

Stephen Drew Is Not The Savior In Tigers' Thinking

The Tigers, as in the front office, are not interested in signing Stephen Drew as a replacement for Jose Iglesias, whose shin problems are sending him to the disabled list and could ruin his 2014 season.

Detroit News

Cardinals Best In Clutch, But They're Not Alone

The St. Louis Cardinals and their faithful can relate to the heartache of Peyton Manning and Broncos fans in the wake of Denver's Super Bowl demise at the hands of Seattle's Seahawks.

St. Louis Official Site

Pedro Rodriguez To Make Caribes Roster

The pitching, Aboriginal strut past two years, will be led by veteran Ramon Ramirez, Jean Toledo, Pedro Rodriguez, Alex Serrano and Alex Herrera, along with emerging figures Mayckol guaipe, Manuel Flores, Jairo Diaz and the return of big league Lester Oliveros.  (Translated)

Caribes Official Site