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Sergio Romo doesn't know for certain what his role will be on the Marlins. It could be anything. And that uncertainty thrills him. Romo, the 35-year-old reliever the Marlins signed …

The way free agency is going, the rush to sign early-bird contract extensions could become the norm. But at what cost?

The catcher is healthier than he was at any point in 2018, but until games begin, there is no way of knowing what to expect from the former All-Star.

Danny Farquhar, who suffered a brain hemorrhage from a ruptured aneurysm last April, took a massive step toward pitching again the majors, throwing a bullpen session with the Yankees on Friday.

Cubs shortstop Addison Russell spoke publicly to reporters Friday for the first time since his suspension for violating Major League Baseball's domestic abuse policies. "I've let a lot of people down," Russell said.

Mets OF Yoenis Cespedes says he thinks he will be able to return this season following surgery on both heels last summer, but he doesn't know when he will be ready to play.

Mariners center fielder Mallex Smith will be slowed at the start of spring training due to a sore shoulder that manager Scott Servais attributes to "overzealous" offseason throwing.

Switch-hitting, versatile infielder Yangervis Solarte has reached agreement on a minor league contract with the San Francisco Giants.

Though pitcher Michael Fulmer lost his salary arbitration case against the Tigers and will make $2.8 million in 2019, players finished hearings with a 6-4 advantage in decisions.

The Oakland Athletics signed outfielder Robbie Grossman to a one-year, $2 million contract Friday.

There was the spring of 2003 when only one of the 25 rosters spots was up for grabs on the Marlins. That solitary opening, which took six weeks to determine, …

Jose Urena is getting a second chance for a first impression as the Marlins' Opening Day starter, manager Don Mattingly announced Thursday.

Mets ace Jacob DeGrom isn't sure he'll receive a long-term offer from the Mets before Opening Day and didn't rule out limiting his 2019 workload to protect his personal future.

Free agent infielder Manny Machado met with Padres general manager A.J. Preller in Miami last week, sources confirmed to ESPN's Jeff Passan. The San Diego Union-Tribune first reported the meeting.

An up-and-coming star, an aging veteran and a recent signee all agree that this offseason has been unsettling.