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What we saw on MLB's Opening Day: Ohtani delivers, Mets swoon, Tyler O'Neill strikes again

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Q&A with Cubs president Jed Hoyer, Part 2: Expecting young players to take 'step forward'

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What to expect from the Top 100 and 'Just Missed' prospects on MLB Opening Day rosters

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The top 12 storylines for the 2025 MLB season: A potential Dodger dynasty, Juan Soto's worth and more

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One bold prediction for each MLB team, from an all-Dodgers Cy Young ballot to Ichiro’s mic-drop comeback

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Ahead of Opening Day, Cubs will be relying early on Brad Keller and Colin Rea

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Ranking all 30 MLB teams' Opening Day rotations: Dodgers, Phillies, Mariners lead way

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Q&A with Cubs president Jed Hoyer, Part 1: 'We don't have a lot of margin for error'

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MLB's best, weirdest and most unique promotional giveaways in ballparks this year

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Keith Law's predictions, projections and wild guesses for the 2025 MLB season

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After winning fifth starter job, Ben Brown can bring something unique to Cubs rotation

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Prospect Cam Smith makes Astros' Opening Day roster after just 32 minor-league games

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How the Cubs are building their pitchers back up after a non-traditional spring

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25 MLB predictions for 2025 season: Vlad Jr. extended? Cease to O's? Phillies sign Tucker?

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How each MLB team can make the 2025 playoffs. (Yes, even the Rockies and White Sox)

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Sleeper pick in the NL Central? Plus, Guardians' wizardry deserves more attention

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Who will win the 2025 World Series? Our staff predicts the MLB champions, MVP and Cy Young

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Ranking all 30 MLB teams' Opening Day lineups: Dodgers, Braves lead way, Rangers power up

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Chicago Cubs roster projection 3.0: On to the next Opening Day

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Fanatics says it had $40 million in MLB Tokyo Series sales, higher than all major sporting events

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