Will Laws is a programming editor who frequently writes about baseball for Sports Illustrated. He has covered MLB since 2014 and, prior to joining the SI staff in February 2020, previously worked for Yahoo, Graphiq, MLB.com and the Raleigh News & Observer. His work also has appeared on Yahoo Sports, NBA.com and AOL. Laws has a bachelor's in print and digital journalism from the University of Southern California.
Hot Stove Takes: Max Fried Gives Yankees Elite Rotation, Opens Trade Possibilities
The Braves’ former ace is reportedly signing with the Yankees for eight years and $218 million, a record for a lefthanded pitcher.
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Hot Stove Takes: Juan Soto’s Record-Breaking Deal Isn’t Just About the Money
The Mets signed the four-time All-Star to a historic agreement that contains several interesting details—and serves notice that they’re no longer the Yankees’ harmless little brothers.
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Hot Stove Takes: Luis Severino Signing Marks an Abrupt, Calculated Shift for A’s
After starving his fan base of talented players for years, team owner John Fisher is suddenly willing to hand out the largest contract in franchise history upon leaving Oakland.
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World Series Position-by-Position Breakdown: Do Yankees or Dodgers Have the Edge?
New York and Los Angeles feature several superstars, including some that play the same position. Which team has the advantage at each spot on the diamond?
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Houston Finally Has a Problem: Hinch, Youthful Tigers Snap Astros’ ALCS Streak
Houston’s seven-year streak of reaching the American League Championship Series is over after former Astros manager A.J. Hinch guided Detroit to an era-ending upset in the wild-card round.
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A Haiku for Every MLB Team
The playoffs are around the corner, which means it’s time for SI’s tradition of wrapping up the regular season with a haiku to describe each team.
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These Power Couples Are Taking Over the Sports World in 2024
From romantic relationships to unexpected alliances, these partners and pairings have combined their forces to fascinate the public and shape the sports world.
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Picking Backyard Baseball Players for Every MLB Team
The beloved video game will return soon, nearly 30 years after the original edition was released. Which stars would be featured in a game with pro players?