Forget about Joe Torre—the Yankees have bigger things to worry about.

It’s Round Two of the biggest October talent swaps, in which we encounter Tony C., Frantic Frankie, Willie Mac, Mr. Bonds the Elder, and Jack the Ripper.

Who’s going to be pocketing the loot in the Hot Stove?

The advantages the Indians had over the Yankees are all gone. It’s not always a big margin, but the Red Sox have better hitting, better pitching and better fielding. The series may end up coming down to … Joe Borowski, which has Ben feeling good about the Red Sox’s chances.

Pitching got the Rockies this far; now it’s time for the hitters to shine.

Ryan points out the many heroes for the Indians in the ALDS.

It’s nine million bucks, but a tougher decision than you might think.

Brian brings us the latest business of baseball news.

There were two major reasons for Boston’s convincing sweep of the Angels: power and health.

Better pitching wins in a short series. Or at least it did this time.