I spoke on Monday with Bob Nightengale, an MLB insider for USA Today, and chairman of the Baseball Writers’ Association of America. Nightengale has broken some of the most significant stories ...

"Alright, well get over it. Gotta get over it." ...

However, the team and their fans were dealt quite a scare on Sunday morning when MLB reporter Bob Nightengale erroneously reported that their star first baseman, Bryce Harper, had died.

According to MLB Insider Bob Nightengale of USA Today, the Toronto Blue Jays and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. are expected to reach a contract extension "any day now." He wrote the following in his ...

The following came from Bob Nightengale of USA Today in his Sunday Notebook. The Seattle Mariners desperately need some offensive help after injuries to right fielder Victor Robles and second ...

USA Today's Bob Nightengale recently revealed the Philadelphia Phillies had become increasingly concerned with their pitcher Jordan Romano. "The Phillies have become concerned with closer Jordan ...

Nightengale notably adds that talks between the sides have been tabled at present, however, and it’s unclear whether these discussions occurred recently or at some point during this past offseason.

Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Charlie Morton told the harsh truth in Bob Nightengale's column – he doesn't like MLB free agency. Heck, it sounds like most players in his position wouldn't.

The following comes from Bob Nightengale's Sunday Notebook: Scouts from Japan and Korea have been closely watching Orioles starter Dean Kremer, who could get more money overseas this winter than ...

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USA Today’s Bob Nightengale is willing to make an exception for Atlanta Braves outfielder Jurickson Profar. That’s not an exaggeration, either. Nightengale wrote the Braves “now have to ...