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Big names like Shohei Ohtani and Cody Bellinger will dominate the headlines this winter, but there are value deals to be found elsewhere.

Tampa Bay can seemingly bring in any struggling pitcher and transform him into the best version of himself.

PITTSBURGH — A few hours before first pitch, Austin Hedges delivered a softly spoken message that was just audible enough for those in the clubhouse to hear.

PITTSBURGH — For the better part of this season, Mitch Keller has performed like an ace. Entering Saturday’s game against the Arizona Diamondbacks at PNC Park, he had put together back-to-back starts totaling 16 scoreless innings, with one walk and 21 strikeouts during the stretch.

DENVER — Before the Pirates began a three-game series against the Rockies at Coors Field, Jack Suwinski had questions for Connor Joe, who called this place home the previous two seasons.

The latest delays offer a golden opportunity to cry halt – and use railway money where it’s really needed, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The 100,000sqft building is set over 10 storeys with indoor and outdoor workspace and 360 degree views across the city

Robert Stephenson & Co was founded in 1823 by the ‘father of railways’ George Stephenson with his son Robert - it would soon become the pride of Newcastle.

CINCINNATI — A Bryse Wilson start defined by home runs certainly qualifies as a plausible premise, especially at Great American Ball Park. But the twist Monday against the Reds was that Wilson got to watch a couple balls sail over the fence and smile, instead of growing frustrated.