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Colorado Rockies second baseman DJ LeMahieu is fresh off a career season in 2015, and his team rewarded him with a new contract Wednesday as the two sides avoided arbitration.

The Rockies announced on Twitter they agreed to the two-year deal with the 27-year-old.   

Chicago Cubs position players don't have to report to spring training for about another week, but young slugger Kyle Schwarber is already in camp and showing off the power that got him to the majors so quickly.

That's bad news for any cars near the Mesa, Arizona, baseball complex.

Hanley Ramirez reported to Boston Red Sox camp Wednesday, six days before the deadline for position players, and he talked about the upcoming season, including his move to first base, with Rick Weber of ESPN.com.  

Like the San Diego Padres (here) and the Washington Nationals (here) before them, the Texas Rangers are giving fans an opportunity to win free season tickets with a swing of

Chicago White Sox prospect Tim Anderson Jr. may be too talented for his own good.

While taking some hacks in the batting cage on Monday, Anderson—who is listed as the No. 1 prospect in the White Sox organization by MLB.com—decided to film himself with his phone. The 22-year-old shortstop even took proper precautions to try to protect it.

The Texas Rangers and third baseman Adrian Beltre are discussing a contract extension that could keep the 36-year-old slugger with the organization for the rest of his career.

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The Miami Marlins have a "tentative game plan" to put ace starting pitcher Jose Fernandez on an innings limit for the upcoming season, which the team "will review with Jose in spring training,” according to president of baseball operations Michael Hill (via Jon Morosi of FoxSports.com).  

The Washington Nationals are built on the strength of their pitching rotation, but contract talks between the team and star pitcher Stephen Strasburg are dead in the water.

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Andrew McCutchen doesn’t care if spring training is still a week away—he’s already in Florida, lifting, swinging and preparing to push the Pittsburgh Pirates even further than the 98 wins they posted last season. 

The New York Mets have star pitcher Matt Harvey under contract until 2018, though the team will likely pursue a long-term contract extension in the coming years.

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Harvey Open to the Possibility of Signing an Extension

Monday, Feb. 15

Harvey hasn't dismissed the possibility of signing a long-term contract extension with the Mets.