Rocker wins the Rookie of the Year Award ahead of Boston's Roman Anthony, who finishes second, and Leiter, who finishes third. Jacob Wilson, who only hits five homers but becomes the first qualified rookie to bat .315 in a season since Mike Trout, finishes fourth. All right, time to get wackier …

The Dodgers won the World Series last year and then signed several very good players in the offseason. You know how it goes from there. Kicking, screaming, whining, the works. No fair!  Life ain't fair,

Major League Baseball’s Opening Day on March 27 brings together baseball and betting, and this year there is a clear favorite. The Los Angeles Dodgers are the most bet team, and LA has the lowest pre-season odds to win the World Series since 2003.

Lefty MacKenzie Gore struck out 13 batters for the Washington Nationals, which on its own stands as a franchise record for the team on Opening Day. That feat also tied him with Hall of Famer Bob Gibson in another area, though: they're now the only two pitchers to ever rack up 13 strikeouts and no walks in a scoreless Opening Day outing.