What the MLB deal with players means for 2020 season and beyond  —  Following round-the-clock negotiations since the coronavirus outbreak postponed the beginning of the season, Major League Baseball and the MLB Players Association struck a deal Friday that outlined how the sport would proceed in the coming months.

Transaction Retrospection: Jose Quintana/Eloy Jimenez Trade  —  Yesterday marked the one-year anniversary of Eloy Jiménez's MLB debut.  With that in mind, it's an interesting time to look back at the blockbuster crosstown deal that brought the 23-year-old slugger to the South Side.

Mets pitcher Michael Wacha learns to embrace technology with help from his dad … For Michael Wacha and his offseason transformation, it all started with videos, mechanics and his dad.  —  Wacha, 28, signed as a free agent with the Mets in December on a one-year, $3 million deal.

John Callahan, ‘All My Children’ Soap Opera Star, Dies at 66  —  John Callahan, a soap opera star on “All My Children,” died on Saturday morning after suffering a stroke at his Palm Springs, Calif., home on Friday.  He was 66.  —  “Your bigger than life, gregarious personality will leave a hole in our hearts forever.

A final interview with Rafael Devers before MLB shut down  —  Devers revealed his biggest obstacle  —  It's the sunshine and hint of warmth that remind us what we're missing.  —  In the early spring, we expect baseball.  We expect hot dogs on the grill and peanut shells beneath our feet.

New York Mets sale efforts still ongoing despite the pandemic  —  Major League Baseball's season is suspended, but one pre-pandemic baseball event is still at least formally ongoing: the sale of the New York Mets.  —  On Feb. 10, the Mets announced Steve Cohen's $2.6 billion agreement to buy …

Priorities, not perfection: Baseball's deal addresses service time, cash flow  —  Economic disputes in a $10.7 billion industry seem rather inconsequential in this time of pain and suffering, but MLB players and owners still had to figure out how they would proceed with the disrupted 2020 season.

NO BALL GAMES MLB London Series latest sporting event axed due to coronavirus after London Stadium talks with organisers  —  The decision was taken this morning by organisers of the London Stadium event as the coronavirus pandemic rages on.  —  UK baseball fans were looking forward …

Fanatics to make medical gear instead of baseball uniforms  —  PHILADELPHIA — The Bryce Harper jersey that could have been worn this baseball season by the biggest Philadelphia Phillies fan is now a protective mask in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.