Jason Heyward switched sides of the St. Louis Cardinals-Chicago Cubs rivalry during the offseason, and Cardinals fans voiced their displeasure Monday night.
The size of contracts are only growing in MLB and it's led to some ridiculous deals. Here are the 10 worst in all of MLB as of right now.
The defensive shift has become the new fad in baseball, but the Seattle Mariners are the perfect example as to why it does not work.
Kyle Seager of the Seattle Mariners continues to look lost at the plate and even at third base, with the team having no true backup plan.
“What’s so great about bubbles?”
“I get it. They float, you can pop ‘em. I mean I get it.” pic.twitter.com/nWBUIxf6mN
— MLB GIFS (@MLBGIFs) April 19, 2016
That's an ace-level gum bubble if there ever was one.
Chicago White Sox player Adam LaRoche retired shortly before the 2016 season after team officials said he couldn't bring his son to the ballpark.
After a down year in the power department last season, Detroit Tigers second baseman Ian Kinsler appears to have regained his power stroke.
Look, sometimes it's just best to let that chance to nab a game ball go, yea? The look on the fan's face as regret washes over him is simply priceless.
Sometimes heckling works, and sometimes it leads to homers being crushed. It's hard to say whether Lucas Duda actually heard the fan in this case, but it's better if you think he did, right?
The New York Mets must consider trading Steven Matz in 2016 to avoid repeating the mistakes of the 1990s Atlanta Braves.