The Houston Astros have been faced with a series of bad news announcements that leave them barely clinging to the AL West ...

It might come as a surprise that Cal Raleigh isn't the Seattle Mariners' leading home-run hitter in the month of July.

The American League West could very well be home to this season’s World Series champion, AL MVP, AL Cy Young and AL Rookie of the Year when all the dust settles. Yet for all that star power, it ...

No American League team matches the Astros' seven division titles since 2017. The Dodgers are the only National League team to match Houston in that stretch, and dating back to 2017, no MLB team ...

American League West Does Something We Haven't Seen in More than 40 Years as September Hits. The race between the Houston Astros, Seattle Mariners and Texas Rangers is the closest we've seen in ...

Capsules of American League West teams, listed in order of finish last year: ___ HOUSTON ASTROS. 2022: 106-56, first place, won World Series. Manager: Dusty Baker (fourth season).

The American League West is still not settled, but heading into a head-to-head series in the final week of the season could finally see the Champion of the West be crowned. NEWSLETTERS Emailed Daily.

The American League West is the tightest race in the last 50-plus years of baseball history with less than 10 games to play. Brady Farkas | Sep 21, 2023.

The Braves are expected to be contenders in a highly competitive National League. But in MLB’s modern landscape, everybody plays everyone, so the NL will see all of the American League, as well.

This most recent time this happened in the American League was 1994, when the Rangers led the AL West at 52-62 with a negative-84 run differential when a strike cut the MLB season short.

Our American League West correspondents deliver prospect reports for their organizations, headlined by an Angels righthander with the potential to move rapidly to Anaheim.

There are a handful of prospects on 40-man rosters who aren't even allowed to participate in minor-league camp.