MLB Network analyst and former big-league second baseman Harold Reynolds need only look at one position to see which league in baseball has more talent.

What a crazy offseason it has been for Major League Baseball. I can't but help to look forward to the 2012 MLB season, and one thing I keep thinking about is how the American League All Star ballot will look at first base.

Martin G. Reynolds is the Bay Area News Group's senior editor for community engagement, a rabid 49ers fan and a musician. When the 49ers made the playoffs he and his friends were determined to honor their team in song.

Alex Knost might be the most polarizing figure in modern surfing. OK, maybe it's Dane Reynolds. But that's based purely on the most measurable and, to my mind, least nourishing, segment of surfing -- professional competition. Will Dane compete, will Dane not compete ... I don't give a sheizen. I...

Mark Reynolds made 26 errors in 114 games at third base last year and played impressively after moving to first, but manager Buck Showalter said Saturday that Reynolds -- who has slimmed down over this offseason -- will be back at the hot corner this spring.

Let's pull out the napkin and head over to baseball's toughest division. We'll rank each position, awards five points for finishing first, four for second (and so on) and then tally everything up. If you missed the earlier entries in our series, here they are: AL Central, NL East, NL West. Catcher 1. Matt Wieters, Orioles 2. Russell Martin, Yankees 3. J.P. Arencibia, Blue Jays 4. Jarrod ...

The Prince Fielder signing made a strong statement for the Tigers, who were already on the fringes of the elite crowd in the American League, and thus the major league's elite. They were going to be prohibitive favorites to win the AL Central, even...

CLEVELAND, Feb. 2, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- KeyBank announced today that Alfred (Al) Carpetto has joined the bank as executive vice president and head of its Enterprise Commercial Payments Group.  He will ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A federal rule requiring large graphic health warnings on cigarette packaging and advertising may violate the free speech rights of tobacco companies, a U.S. district court judge said at a hearing on Wednesday. In a case that could wind up before the Supreme Court, five cigarette makers are suing to overturn a Food and Drug Administration rule requiring companies to label ...

A meddlesome owner and a daunting division remain reasons why players and execs turn their backs on the Orioles.