whats the best source for baseball info

[Maynard]

what sites do you use to get you info? espn is the worst and seriously need to update there format for team info. you can barely ever find the 40 man roster on there site

[Leftwich]

https://www.espn.com

[Garrett67]

whats the best source for baseball info

I use bleacher report team stream app and mlb.com


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[MVPete]

I use bleacher report team stream app and mlb.com


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If you want instant news about your favorite teams, then the B/R app is the best I've seen on smart phones. You can also have it alert you of any major news from any sport, fantasy news, w/e.

I know everyone here hates B/R and for good reason, it's mostly slide shows, but this app is real nice getting alerts about stuff for your teams.

[Maynard]

im not looking for the latest breaking news. im just looking for in depth team and league coverage. transactions, rosters, depth charts, stats, player history.

wondering what everyone uses. yahoo sports is decent, cbs is decent...trying to find one that has it all

[MVPete]

http://www.rotoworld.com/teams/clubhouse/mlb/cle/cleveland-indians

[Villain]

Twitter and SBNation team blogs.

[Goober]

The only thing I use is the yearly Sports Illustrated MLB preview magazine.

[Villain]

The only thing I use is the yearly Sports Illustrated MLB preview magazine.

[Guest]

I use CBS.....used to use Yahoo, but when they redesigned a year ago, they lost me for everything except fantasy leagues. I don't think it's intuitive at all.

[Warner2BruceTD]

MLB.com has the most up to date 25 & 40-man rosters. Most of the other sites take a few days longer to update when moves are made.

[Woy]

double double double dot i love beisbol dot com

[NAHSTE]

MLB.com has the most up to date 25 & 40-man rosters. Most of the other sites take a few days longer to update when moves are made.

This.

Truth is you need to rely on a few different resources. I use mlb.com for rosters, video and box scores, FanGraphs and baseball-reference for stats, espn.com for box scores, Cot's baseball contracts for salary info, and a handful of other blogs and sites. Most breaking news still hits twitter first. Following Ken Rosenthal and Jon Heyman on twitter is pretty much gonna cover 95% of transactions.

If you use chrome, there are two plug ins that are incredibly useful day to day:

MLB.com scoreboard - a keyboard shortcut pulls up today's real time scoreboard pulling from the site, every game is clickable and will launch gameday or .tv
Baseball Player Search - a toolbar that enables you to a type in player's name and search it across a handful of sites