An oblique strain may have finished Brett Anderson, but the prognosis for Josh Hamilton and Adrian Beltre is less clear. Simmons is still out for ATL, AL SB news, and more ...

Since his 2008 breakout, Ricky Nolasco (RHP, MIA) has teased fanalytic owners with his big arm and stellar command only to disappoint when the final results were in. This season has largely been more of the same. But Nolasco has turned it on over the past month with a 2.61 ERA and a pair of complete game shutouts.

Call-ups for September 20, 2012: Bundy.

Last few chats of the season. Queues are short now so the odds are better of getting your question answered.

Andy Pettitte will make his first start since June 27 in Game 1 of Thursday's double header. David Phelps will start Game 2, then head to the bullpen. Also, Giancarlo Stanton out until the weekend with sore oblique, Scherzer leaves start with shoulder fatigue, and more...

Practice excruciating patience. If you weathered the storm of Max Scherzer’s (RHP, DET) horrid April (7.77 ERA in five starts), you’ve been repaid for your virtue; he’s been lights-out since mid-June.

TEX, OAK, LAA, SEA, SF, LA, SD, ARI, COL pens.

Joe Nathan, Mike Adams and Alexi Ogando have all struggled recently, but the Rangers have plenty of back-up talent. Brian Matusz' bullpen success, Danny Espinosa's balky shoulder, and more ...

While Washington's surprising season has been filled with headlines of Strasburg, Harper and a deep and talented pitching staff, one player has had a big contribution without much fanfare. But does anyone other than his owners know that the team leader in HR and RBI—by far—is one Adam LaRoche (1B, WAS)?

What if every MLB batter was a Roto team unto himself? We rated every batter with 190+ ABs—and some of the results might surprise you...

James McDonald has been demoted from the Pirates rotation, and he has company in Jeanmar Gomez and, perhaps, Scott Feldman. Meanwhile, rumors of Troy Tulowitzki's return have unfortunately been exaggerated...