Author: Bob Nightengale, USA TODAY

There were a record 59 arbitration-eligible players non-tendered in MLB. No position was gutted more than power-hitting outfielders.

The Professional Baseball Scouts Foundation officially merged with the Baseball Assistance Team, trying to meet the challenges of the pandemic.

With 175 free agents still unemployed, the list could get larger if teams non-tender these players. Here’s a look at the biggest names and rumors.

New White Sox manager Tony La Russa was charged with driving under the influence in February in Phoenix, according to court records obtained by ESPN.

Kenesaw Mountain Landis, who prevented MLB from being integrated, had his name removed from the MVP awards. Changing to Josh Gibson would be fitting.

Suspended by MLB for his role in the cheating scandal from his time with the Houston Astros, Alex Cora will return to Boston.

A.J. Hinch is back as a manager in MLB. Alex Cora could be on his way, too. Where is the public outcry now after the two were suspended by MLB?

The Dodgers were crowned World Series champions at the conclusion of a baseball season defined by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Spurred by a controversial pitching, the Dodgers scored two runs in the sixth inning to win 3-1 and take their first championship in 32 years.