a self-absorbed glance at photos taken in the moment, usually (but not always) from my iPhone camera, and thrown up on the blog. The subject line is the whole back story.
This year, the top tier of free agents doesn't include a player of Shohei Ohtani or Juan Soto's caliber, but the group is far deeper, giving clubs more options to consider.
Plenty of future big leaguers showed out in the desert this year. The Pipeline crew ranked the AFL's top performers, led by MLB's No. 2 overall prospect Kevin McGonigle, who left no doubt en route to MVP honors.
The 27-year-old trailblazer was enshrined in baseball history when she was selected No. 1 overall in the Women's Pro Baseball League's inaugural draft. It's the first American pro women's baseball league in more than 70 years.
Kyle Schwarber just set career highs with 56 home runs and 132 RBIs -- but he'll be 33 next season. Still, there are signs that the free-agent slugger will continue to be an elite hitter.
Some view Luis Arraez as the best contact hitter in baseball. Others see him as a below-average player. He's probably somewhere in between, but where, exactly?
If you're ever trying to find the Rawlings headquarters in St. Louis, just use the giant gold glove on the roof as something of a North Star. It's 30 feet tall, which is about 4 1/2 Aaron Judges, but who's counting?
The Mariners will retire Randy Johnson's No. 51 jersey on May 2, making him the first player since Roy Halladay to have his jersey retired by two different clubs (Diamondbacks).
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