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Reggie Jackson knows a thing or two about being the power-hitting center of attention in New York City, which is why Mr. October believes that Giancarlo Stanton and Aaron Judge will be terrific teammates in Yankees pinstripes.

Although the Reds have not made an official decision yet, Reds pitching prospect Hunter Greene is dreaming on the idea of beginning his 2018 season at Class A Dayton.

There’s an average of 31 active Hall of Famers at any time.

At the risk of putting entirely too much pressure on a 20-year-old hitter, what Ozzie Albies did in 2017 puts him in the conversation of some of the greatest hitters in the game’s history. What does that say for him going forward?

Though much of this market has been picked over, there are still a number of clubs on the hunt for bullpen help. Here are 20 relievers who can help.

Three-time All-Star outfielder Jay Bruce is set to reunite with the Mets. The veteran outfielder has come to terms on a three-year, $39 million deal to return to New York, pending a physical, a source confirmed to MLB.com’s Mark Feinsand. The club has not yet confirmed.

Yu Darvish appears to have narrowed down his list of potential destinations for 2018. The Rangers, Yankees, Cubs, Astros, Twins and a mystery team are all finalists to land the right-hander, the top free-agent pitcher on the market.

The Astros and the Pirates are working on a trade revolving around Pittsburgh right-hander Gerrit Cole, according to sources. The teams have not commented.

Spring Training camps open in about five weeks, yet more than 120 free agents remain unsigned. The 30 Major League clubs will snap them up at some point, but what if the players gathered together to form an expansion team?

Major League Baseball whetted fans’ appetites on Wednesday by announcing game times for its master 2018 regular-season schedule, which will get underway on Thursday, March 29, with the first full docket of Opening Day games in 50 years.