Author: Gabe Lacques, USA TODAY

With Mike Trout and Albert Pujols, the Angels have two of the greatest players in baseball history. The rest of the roster? Well, it’s interesting.

Major League Baseball’s attendance problem is not going away, as a significant dip in 2018 has endured into the new season.

As division rivals in New York and Boston struggle to start the 2019 season, Tampa has gotten off to a blistering start.

After striking out in his first two at-bats, Harper collected three hits including a two-run homer in the eighth inning.

Harper, now with the Phillies, plays his first game against his former Washington Nationals teammates on Tuesday.

The day after Opening Day is the biggest bummer on the sports calendar. Let’s come up with a way to solve that problem.

In a much-anticipated opener that followed an off-season of turnover in Queens, Robinson Cano showed why he was the centerpiece of the Mets makeover.

The Mets appear committed to winning, extending Cy Young winner Jacob deGrom and bringing young slugger Pete Alonso up to the majors.

The extensions signed this offseason varied from superstars to players who haven’t even had a big-league at-bat. What gives?

Identifying a handful of MLB players who will play the biggest roles in determining their clubs’ fortunes in 2019.