Kerry Miller

5 days ago | bleacherreport.com | Kerry Miller

Heading into June, the Detroit Tigers sit at the head of what is otherwise an expected class of World Series contenders. The Los Angeles Dodgers, Philadelphia Phillies, Chicago Cubs and both New York squads sit within 2.5 games of the Tigers for the best record-while the Colorado Rockies, well, don't. With roughly 60 games in the books and a little over 100 still to come, though, every team has a one-sentence story to tell.

1 week ago | bleacherreport.com | Kerry Miller

Before Major League Baseball's 2025 regular season even began, rumors and speculations of eventual trades were already swirling. Among the top candidates likely to be on the move, Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Luis Castillo, Dylan Cease, Michael King and pretty much every single St. Louis Cardinal aged 30 or over featured prominently on most of those lists.

1 week ago | bleacherreport.com | Kerry Miller

While the three most potent offenses of the 2025 Major League Baseball season have already eclipsed 300 runs scored, there are five less prolific lineups that might still be at least a week away from cracking 200. In fact, at exactly 6.0 runs per game, the Chicago Cubs are scoring more than twice as much as their woebegone NL Central brethren in Pittsburgh (2.98 runs per game). How do the rest of the 30 lineups line up from top to bottom thus far?

1 week ago | bleacherreport.com | Kerry Miller

The Fully Sunk Costs, Plus 2 Others Who Don't Fit the Criteria 1 of 11 Alex Cobb, RHP, Detroit Tigers (1 year, $15M) Patrick Sandoval, RHP, Boston Red Sox (2 years, $18.3M) Shane Bieber, RHP, Cleveland Guardians (2 years, $26M) Ha-Seong Kim, IF, Tampa Bay Rays (2 years, $29M) Frankie Montas, RHP, New York Mets (2 years, $34M) Sean Manaea, LHP, New York Mets (3 years, $75M) Gerrit Cole, RHP, New York Yankees (4 years, $144M) With Sandoval, Bieber and Kim, their injuries were already known and...

2 weeks ago | bleacherreport.com | Kerry Miller

Voting for the 2025 Major League Baseball All-Star Game will open two weeks from today on June 5, with the midsummer classic scheduled to take place on July 15, pitting the American League's best against the National League's best. But what if instead of a single exhibition game, it was a five-day extravaganza; a round-robin tournament consisting of the biggest and brightest stars from each of the six divisions? Who would be able to assemble the most unbeatable roster?