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Cole Hamels is wasting away in Philadelphia. Just as importantly, the Philadelphia Phillies may be wasting away their opportunity to sell high on the former World Series MVP.

Much has been made about how long Philly has waited to trade Hamels and what its price for the ace may be. The price the Phillies ask for and the payment they receive, however, could vary drastically or not much at all.

Two-time Cy Young award winner Roy Halladay used to love to light up the radar gun when he was on the mound, but on Tuesday, the former MLB pitcher found out that the radar gun isn't always his friend.

The eight-time All-Star let his Twitter followers know on Tuesday afternoon that his perfect driving record finally got a blemish when a cop pulled him over for speeding. 

The full All-Star Game rosters were released on Monday night, and players like Prince Fielder, Jason Kipnis and Nolan Arenado—whom many felt should have started at their respective positions—made it as reserves.

The MLB trade deadline is fast approaching now that teams are entering into the second half of their schedule.

Which players will be moving on to contenders?

Bleacher Report's Scott Miller joins Stephen Nelson to decide which big-name players on the trade block will be on the move and which will stay put this season.

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A number of current and future baseball stars have erupted with massive performances during the first half of the 2015 MLB season.

Fact: Chicago Cubs pitcher Jon Lester had his first career hit after starting his career 0-for-66. The worst current 0-for-career by an active pitcher is the Rockies' Chad Bettis.

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Let the drama begin. 

There is no such thing as pleasing everyone when it comes to pretty much anything in sports, but it's especially true when it comes to the MLB All-Star roster.

MLB got smart about the process and stretched out the reveal over two days like some leagues do with drafts. It was a success—but only in the sense that it was still controversial among fans.

As we rapidly approach the All-Star Break, most teams in baseball have a pretty good idea of where they stand compared to the rest of the league.

While no team has technically been eliminated or clinched a playoff spot just yet, there is only so much a season can turn around in the second half, so teams are either looking to the now or to the future with the trade deadline on the horizon.

Taking a page from the Los Angeles Dodgers' playbook, the St. Louis Cardinals sent their rookies on an odyssey for caffeine before Tuesday's game against the Chicago Cubs.

Just over half of the 2015 MLB season is in the books, and the Yankees sit atop a tight AL East. But despite their success this season so far, the Bombers have plenty of notable weaknesses as they work toward a 28th World Series title.

What moves can make the Yankees a legitimate championship threat?