Author: Bob Nightengale, USA TODAY

A five-time All-Star, Jones took a $14 million pay cut from his 2018 salary, signing a one-year deal with the Arizona Diamondbacks.

Luis Severino is down, and while the Yankees hold their breath, they may start calling about suitable replacements.

Hall of Fame pitcher John Smoltz says MLB needs to make drastic changes. He proposes a split-season schedule, just as they do in the minor leagues.

Bryce Harper, who was introduced as an official member of the Phillies on Saturday, explains why he chose Philadelphia over the other clubs.

Phillies owner John Middleton says spending $330 million for Bryce Harper wasn’t ‘stupid money.’

After Bryce Harper agreed to 13-year, $330 million deal with Phillies, Bob Nightengale says this isn’t ‘stupid money.’ It’s an owner who wants to win.

Patriots owner Robert Kraft was snared in a sex-trafficking investigation in South Florida. For Albert Pujols and ex-GM, public awareness is good.

San Diego was told that unless they were willing to talked about a deal for at least $250 million, there was no point in talking.

San Diego is awakened with Manny Machado joining the Padres.