Opinion

Age was just a number for Jason Giambi, as he continued to defy the odds by playing Major League Baseball well into his 40s.

Toronto Blue Jays top pitching prospect Daniel Norris didn’t get a lot of attention this offseason (unless you count the attention he’s received for his nomadic lifestyle).

Alex Rodriguez's apology tour is in full force, as the embattled third baseman issued a hand-written note to the fans, the Yankees organization and the MLB Players Association, chronicling his past mistakes and asking for forgiveness.

Everyone, Alex Rodriguez would like you to know that he's sorry.

Not that it matters for most, of course. After all he's been through, the vast majority of baseball fans are likely permanently against the New York Yankees veteran slugger. Instead of winning back the everyfan, really his only hope of redemption is to at least win back Yankees fans.

The Cincinnati Reds have a multimillion-dollar predicament on their hands.

There's a deal to be made between the Baltimore Orioles and Los Angeles Dodgers that sends Andre Ethier to the reigning champs in the AL East, but, as Nick Cafardo of The Boston Globe points out

This isn't our first rebuilding rodeo.

The baseball-loving world has been in this exact position heading into spring training many times before, anticipating a team with a massive overhaul only to watch said team fizzle mightily during the season. The stench of those failures still wafts in the air, and the 2015 San Diego Padres are trying to avoid it sticking to them. 

Silly me. I thought Fifty Shades of Grey was a documentary detailing Oakland starter Sonny Gray's repertoire. Clearly, pitchers and catchers cannot report quickly enough (preach it, you snow-buried New Englanders!) ...

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As spring training approaches, the Cincinnati Reds are eager to prove the doubters wrong and show that last year's down season was just a product of an injury-riddled team.

Cincinnati went 76-86 last season, which put the team in fourth place in the National League Central. It was a disappointing result for a team that entered the season with postseason aspirations.

There were plenty of movers and shakers in the MLB offseason this winter, but a few teams may rue the fact that they were unable to strengthen their squads over the past few months.