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Month: January 2025

BREAKING: Cincinnati Reds sign another Top Prospect For Assignment Following Shocking Trade The 25-year-old Contreras was ranked as the No. 71 prospect in baseball back in 2022, according to MLB.com

January 7, 2025 Peter Paul 0

  On Monday, the Cincinnati Reds made an unexpected trade, acquiring former Los Angeles Dodgers top prospect Gavin Lux. Reds beat writer Charlie Goldsmith reported […]

BREAKING NEWS: Cincinnati Reds trade a huge done deal with Dodgers Infielder Hyeseong Kim

January 7, 2025 Peter Paul 0

LOS ANGELES — The Dodgers traded second baseman Gavin Lux to the Cincinnati Reds on Monday, shortly after finalizing a $12.5 million, three-year deal with […]

BREAKING NEWS REPORT: Padres lose key piece as All-Star reliever prepares to depart just now

January 7, 2025 Peter Paul 0

  During the 2024 season, the San Diego Padres assembled a bullpen that performed slightly above league average. While contributions from players like Bryan Hoeing […]

DONE DEAL: Padres Sign $45 Million Breakout Star in Blockbuster Deal

January 7, 2025 Peter Paul 0

  Several Padres free agents, including fan favorite Jurickson Profar, are currently available on the market. While the San Diego Padres have had a quiet […]

BREAKING NEWS: Padres blockbuster trade 5-player from Red Sox

January 7, 2025 Peter Paul 0

The San Diego Padres had a strong 2024 season but fell short against the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 5 of the National League Division […]

BREAKING NEWS: Padres land star pitcher to boost rotation right-hander also averaged 10.5 strikeouts per nine innings during the 2024 season

January 7, 2025 Peter Paul 0

The San Diego Padres have had a quiet offseason so far, despite coming off a strong regular season in which they won 93 games and […]

REPORT DEPARTURE: Red Sox Reliever depart To AL West Team In Free Agency after a dominant two-year run with the franchise

January 7, 2025 Peter Paul 0

  Relief pitcher Chris Martin will not be returning to the Boston Red Sox after an impressive two-year stint with the team. The 38-year-old has […]

Red Sox Done Deal: Boston Give $20M To This Star Free Agent Closer and front-runner to land the star lefthander.

January 7, 2025 Peter Paul 0

  The Boston Red Sox reportedly have their sights set on Tanner Scott, but securing the All-Star reliever won’t come cheap. Scott, widely regarded as […]

MASSIVE MOVE: Red Sox Trade For $135 Million Pair Of Cardinals All-Stars they’re likely not willing to eat very much of the money on his deal so a trade hasn’t taken place yet but Red Sox trading for both Arenado and Cardinals closer Ryan Helsley in one blockbuster deal.

January 7, 2025 Peter Paul 0

The Boston Red Sox are reportedly among the frontrunners in the pursuit of Nolan Arenado. The St. Louis Cardinals are looking to trade the All-Star […]

BREAKING NEWS: 4-time All-Star reportedly sign with Red Sox despite not having a perfect backup plan to replace him in 2025 and beyond.

January 7, 2025 Peter Paul 0

The Boston Red Sox have been entertaining trade inquiries for first baseman Triston Casas throughout the offseason, even though they lack a clear long-term replacement […]

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