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According to Bill Shaikin of the Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles Dodgers ace Zack Greinke opted out of his contract Wednesday, becoming a free agent and opening the door for bigger money—and apparently a free bus pass, courtesy of L.A. Metro.

The Cincinnati Reds announced Wednesday that Dick Williams was promoted to senior vice president and general manager in a slight restructuring of the front office.  

Walt Jocketty will remain as president of baseball operations and spoke about Williams' move up from VP and assistant GM.

Shortstop Alexei Ramirez has spent his entire career with the Chicago White Sox, but that may soon change, as the team declined to pick up his contract option Wednesday.

According to the team's official Twitter account, it instead opted to exercise a $1 million buyout, thus making the Cuban veteran a free agent.

After a career season that could very well result in NL Cy Young Award honors, Los Angeles Dodgers ace Zack Greinke opted out of his contract Wednesday, thus making him a free agent.

The New York Mets might still be licking their wounds after their five-game World Series loss to the Kansas City Royals, but they didn't waste much time rewarding the manager who helped get them to the Fall Classic. 

The Kansas City Royals celebrated their first championship since 1985 with a downtown victory parade Tuesday afternoon. Fans turned out in droves to attend the festivities after watching the Royals dispatch the New York Mets in five games to win the 2015 World Series.

Nothing warms the heart quite like good sportsmanship—or good pizza.

The San Francisco Giants brought the two together on Monday, ordering 25 pizzas from a Kansas City pizzeria for the newly crowned world champions, the Kansas City Royals.

It was even delivered with a personalized note:

Dear Royals,

After missing the MLB playoffs in 2015 and parting ways with manager Matt Williams, the Washington Nationals named three-time National League Manager of the Year Dusty Baker as their skipper Tuesday.

Miami Marlins ace Jose Fernandez reportedly turned down a long-term deal with the team Monday, according to Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald.

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The Kansas City Royals are celebrating a championship 30 years in the waiting, secured after Sunday night's Game 5 victory that won the 2015 World Series.

After coming one game short of glory during last season's pennant run, the Royals made no mistake of their place atop baseball this time around. They took down the New York Mets in a clash of long-suffering franchises.

The Royals' Twitter account shared the moment the World Series was won: