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The rise of sabermetrics has often been framed as stats vs. scouts. But it's never that linear.
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Trading Lindor proves baseball’s broken, but not the way you think.
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Everyone loves a good elimination tournament for the holidays!
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Not much went wrong in Atlanta this year, but you might be surprised to discover which hitter saw his fantasy stock drop.
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For a guy who briefly had his own, independent GM gig, and who has been with the Cubs for nine years, Hoyer has remained a bit of a black box until now.
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Charlie Morton doesn't retire or stay in Florida, and other transactions from the last week.
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The Astros may have some question marks, but they still had a couple of guys break out.
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There aren't any sure-fire superstars at the top of this list, but there are legitimate prospects all the way down to No. 10 and beyond.
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MiLB could have been reorganized in a more logical geographical way without gutting front offices, minor-league player jobs, and the minors themselves.
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Traspasar a Lindor demuestra que hay algo que no funciona en el béisbol, pero no es lo que piensas.
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