Last winter, only three MLB teams made managerial changes. This time around, there's more movement at the skipper position.

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Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts and Toronto Blue Jays manager John Schneider speak on the ghost runner rule.

The Los Angeles Angels, who let go of both Ron Washington and interim Ray Montgomery, have hired former player Kurt Suzuki as ...

The Minnesota Twins chose Derek Shelton, and now the MLB manager carousel speeds up. Four benches remain open, with the ...

Now the fourth-longest tenured manager in baseball, Dave Roberts is a mentor figure to at least one of his peers.

After leading the Blue Jays to Game 7 of the World Series, where they fell just short to the Dodgers, manager John Schneider is being recognized as one of the game’s best. Schneider is a finalist for ...

Several names have been floated as possibilities for the Baltimore Orioles’ managerial vacancy, but their actions last offseason could offer a hint toward one of the directions they might be looking.

Seattle Mariners slugger Cal Raleigh was named an AL MVP finalist and manager Dan Wilson an AL Manager of the Year finalist ...

Recent rumors involving Freddy Peralta illustrate why the Milwaukee Brewers -- not the Los Angeles Dodgers -- are the ...