Why MLB, MLBPA tension isn't going away

The ongoing talks about the 2020 season could very well serve as a preview for heated talks after the CBA expires in 2021.

Explaining salaries in MLB plan

The game's highest-paid players reportedly would get less than 25 percent of their original salaries.

Keep or drop 2020 rule changes?

How Harper, others improved glove

Power Rankings

Who's best suited for bullpen games in 2020?

MLB is going to have a very short second 'spring' training, so the bullpens are of increased importance.
Why shutdown could lead to MLB expansion

How playoff format would've looked before

Let's take a look at how recent postseasons might have been different under the proposed playoff format.

Jeter getting 64 straight hours of coverage to celebrate anniversary

Dayn Perry
Carpenter reflects on friendship with Halladay ahead of documentary

R.J. Anderson
MLB simulated season: Astros continue surprising trend

R.J. Anderson
Former Braves All-Star catcher Biff Pocoroba dies at 66

Matt Snyder

Should MLB allow trades in 2020 season?

If safety is the No. 1 concern, letting players change clubhouses doesn't seem like a great idea

Where MLB, MLBPA talks stand

By: CBS Sports Staff

MLB shared its economic proposal with the Players Association earlier in the week
Teams to release hundreds of prospects

By: R.J. Anderson

Teams are expected to cut hundreds of players over the week
Carpenter reflects on Roy Halladay

By: R.J. Anderson

Carpenter spoke about his old teammate and friend on Thursday

KBO odds, picks, top parlay for May 29

By: CBS Sports Staff

SportsLine's top experts have released their best Korea Baseball Organization parlays.
KBO DFS: Picks, player pool for May 29

By: CBS Sports Staff

SportsLine's Mike McClure, a DFS pro with nearly $2M in winnings, gives optimal lineup adv...
MLB face coverings from CBS

By: Shanna McCarriston

Face coverings are available on CBSSports.com

Scherzer speaks out on MLB-MLBPA talks

By: Gabriel Fernandez

Some strong words from one of the game's biggest stars
MLB Network airing 64 hours of Jeter

By: Dayn Perry

It was on May 29, 1995 that Jeter began his Hall of Fame career with the Yankees
Boras to clients: Don't bail out owners

By: Dayn Perry

'Games cannot be played without you,' Boras said in a memo obtained by the AP

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