The New York Mets off season was a boost for the club's mentality and will eventually help them win the division. Read on to learn just some of the good moves the Mets made this off season.

The AL Central Division has some new faces this year that have a chance at knocking off the Chicago White Sox as division champs. Which teams might be able to do it? Read on to find out.

The AL East is up for grabs this year, with the Toronto Blue Jays as the new kid in town. Which team will take home the title? Read on to find out.

The 2006 Major League Baseball season is upon us. Spring Training is in the air, and things could not feel better. With fantasy drafts up and running, the question is, are you ready for what could be the greatest season we’ve seen in years? I know I am.

There are a lot of pitchers getting ready to play in Major League Baseball this year. A lot of those pitchers had great seasons in 2005, but are not quite there yet in terms of being labeled a "star." Here are five flamethrowers that are in for great seasons in 2006 and ready to take on that label. 

He was an American icon, a true original broadcaster. The genuinely pleasant guy sitting in a booth and calling games. He brought sports into the lives of Americans, near and far. He was Curt Gowdy, dead at the age of 86, but in our hearts forever.

There were some hitters in 2005 that had breakout seasons, such as Derek Lee, David Wright, Michael Young, Carl Crawford and Joe Mauer. These guys are not yet in a class by themselves, but by taking it to the next level in 2006, they can separate themselves from the fray and become the batters of the new generation.

Brett Favre is one of the greatest players the NFL has ever seen. This off-season, he has told some sources that he will be making a decision on whether or not to walk away from the NFL. Being the legend that he already is, should Favre retire? Read on for the answer.