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Reds pitcher Trevor Bauer didn't hold back on his feelings about the Astros' sign-stealing scheme, calling them hypocrites and cheaters.

Five-time All-Star Nolan Arenado says there is a 'disconnect' between him and Rockies management and that he wants to play on a winner "in Colorado or somewhere else."

"It's disappointing that becomes the talk of the off-season," Stephen Strasburg said of the Astros and their sign-stealing scandal.

Nationals GM Mike Rizzo said it pains him that the Astros' sign-stealing scandal has put "a black cloud over the sport I love," and said that it's important to him that the league stresses that Houston "cheated."

After a breakout 2018 season, Andujar spent nearly all of last season injured. He's healthy enough to return, but there's one problem: Someone took his spot.

Recovering from Tommy John surgery, Michael Fulmer said he is hopeful he could throw on the mound around the end of March, perhaps before the team heads north.

In a move to add experience to their bullpen, the A's got right-hander Burch Smith from the Giants for cash. It is the first trade between the neighboring teams since Dec. 4, 1990.

Kris Bryant, who said he wouldn't mind some assurance that he won't be traded from the Cubs before the season begins, is trying to avoid all speculation and rumors.

After trading barbs with Mets GM Brodie Van Wagenen about his exit from the team, new Phillies pitcher Zack Wheeler wants the dispute to stop. "We're two grown-ups here, and we're battling like little kids," Wheeler said...

Bartolo Colon, who turns 47 in May and hasn't pitched in the majors since 2018 with the Rangers, signed with the Monclova Acereros of the Mexican Baseball League.

Dodgers pitcher Ross Stripling said he would consider throwing at Astros hitters "in the right time and in the right place" if he were to face them in the coming season.

Relief pitchers Brooks Pounders and Deck McGuire have agreed to minor league contracts with the Tampa Bay Rays.

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