Opinion

The MLB playoffs are right around the corner, and some teams are heating up at the perfect time.

Whose stock should fans be buying? Which teams are on their way out?

Watch as Bleacher Report MLB Analyst Scott Miller and Stephen Nelson discuss the MLB's contenders in the video above. 

NEW YORK — Kids are all the rage in the major leagues these days, to the point that one scout was saying this week he'd rather have 20-year-old Carlos Correa than just about any player in the game.

"Not for the future," he said. "For now."

So what's wrong with the New York Yankees relying on a 21-year-old starting pitcher?

Nothing. Nothing at all, especially when the kid is as talented and grounded as Luis Severino seems to be.

If you needed further confirmation that Dallas Keuchel is a flat-out stud, the Houston Astros ace provided it Tuesday.

World Series contenders require a strong pitching staff, but some rotations are much more fearsome than others.

Who has the best rotation in the majors? Which teams do hitters hate facing?

Watch as Stephen Nelson and Bleacher Report MLB Analyst Scott Miller discuss top-tier MLB pitching staffs in the video above.

Former MLB pitcher and noted espouser of digital discretion Curt Schilling spent a portion of his Tuesday engaged in an ironic bit of penance after sharing a video o

By all reports, Dallas Braden truly made the most of the amenities at Chase Field during Monday night's game between the Arizona Diamondbacks and St. Louis Cardinals.

More specifically, the former MLB pitcher turned ESPN analyst was all about that pool past the Diamondbacks' outfield wall.

The San Diego Padres' dreams faded rather quickly this summer.

The offseason was an incredibly aggressive one for first-year general manager A.J. Preller, who brought in no fewer than seven new players to upgrade a team that had not finished higher than third place in the previous four seasons.

1. College of Cardinals

Jon Jay hasn't played a game since June 30. Rehabbing a stress reaction in his left wrist, the center fielder is on ice and has been on ice. Bird, caged.

Yet to say there's nothing he can do to help the St. Louis Cardinals win would be patently wrong.

Colorado Rockies shortstop Jose Reyes wants out of the Mile High City.

Take it from the man himself, per Nick Groke of the Denver Post:

Back in the olden days when the New York Mets seemed to only score runs by accident, David Wright coming back from a long injury absence and immediately going yard would have been a major storyline.