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What broad analysis can tell us about how willing teams are to trade with other teams.

He wasn’t the next Mickey Mantle, but Bobby Murcer was a Yankees fan favorite through his varied baseball lives.

Donn Clendenon led a life shaped by strong beliefs and an active mind.

Which trades shaped the way baseball teams make trades?

Could you imagine minor-league teams making their own trades? It used to happen.

The 1960 AL draft contained a number of talented prospects and diamonds in the rough.

Frank Costanza wanted to know how you could trade Jay Buhner for Ken Phelps. Here within lies the answer.

Tales from the site that went from being on top of the fantasy sports world to bankruptcy in almost no time.

Could Bobby Abreu parlay a hot winter into a spring training invite?