Javier Baez makes All-Star history, joining legends like Pete Rose and Albert Pujols with starts at three different positions ...

Pete Crow-Armstrong and Javier Báez were traded for one another nearly four years ago in a deal between the Cubs and the Mets ...

Once thought on the verge of being released by the Detroit Tigers, Javier Baez has enjoyed a career renaissance.

Javier Báez made the All-Star Game as an outfielder, slotting the Detroit Tigers veteran into the history books alongside Albert Pujols, Pete Rose and Harmon Killebrew.

Pete Rose, baseball’s all-time leader in hits but a three-time world champion and 17-time All-Star who remains out of the sport’s Hall of Fame after it was found he had gambled on baseball ...

With his 4,256 career hits and 17 All-Star appearances at an unprecedented five different positions, Rose was a crucial cog in ‘The Big Red Machine’ teams of the 1970s.

It was vintage Rose, captivating the audience just as he did in O'Fallon, Mo., and on Thursday during a conference call with Fox Sports to promote the All-Star Game, where he steadfastly refusing ...

With his 4,256 career hits and 17 All-Star appearances at an unprecedented five different positions, Rose was a crucial cog in ‘The Big Red Machine’ teams of the 1970s.

That puts him in elite company as only Pete Rose, Harmon Killebrew, and Albert Pujols have also started All-Star Games at three or more different positions, with all outfield spots grouped together.