Javier Báez in Bayamón, Puerto Rico, is a professional baseball shortstop for the Detroit Tigers in MLB. Known as El Mago, he was drafted ninth overall by the Chicago Cubs in 2011 and debuted in 2014.

Tigers president of baseball operations Scott Harris and manager A.J. Hinch said at their end-of-season media session that they expect Baez (hip) to be ready for spring training and anticipate there ...

Javier Bae­z ... All-Star Game­s of both 2018 and 2019. Furthermore, Baez's maste­ry of defense e­arned him the covete­d Gold Glove Award in 2020. His uncanny ability to pull off seemingly ...

Last offseason, one of the big moves the Chicago Cubs made was re-signing slugger Cody Bellinger. After winning the MVP award ...

Trey Sweeney came over to the Tigers in the Jack Flaherty trade with low expectations. He was even called a throw-in. He's ...

It’s tough to argue the Detroit Tigers don’t have cash to spend on free agents. It's just tough to figure out the open spots ...

Get ready for a familiar matchup in an unfamiliar setting. Cleveland and Detroit, two charter AL franchises, have faced each ...

The perfect candidate to upgrade the shortstop position will be free for the Atlanta Braves to sign this winter ...

297 with 20 homers in 2022, all while winning his first Gold Glove. Perhaps the Guardians ... the Tigers' deal with Javier Báez was just as iffy as the Rockies' pact with Bryant.

It’s a realization of Hoyer’s sell-off at the 2021 trade deadline, when he moved Javier Báez ... the Cubs’ Gold Glove shortstop. “You can see it in his body language.