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JUST IN: New York Yankees sign another $15 Million infielder Surprising in Free Agency starting second baseman but New York did not tender him a qualifying offer.

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The New York Yankees showed no interest in re-signing infielder. Although Torres was the team’s starting second baseman, the Yankees did not extend him a qualifying offer. After becoming a free agent, Torres received multiple offers and ultimately agreed to a one-year, $15 million deal with the Detroit Tigers. Torres mentioned that the Yankees never … Read more

San Diego Done Deal: Padres free agency moves sign another Prospect Bolstering Minor League Depth

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On December 16, the San Diego Padres announced the signing of center fielder to a minor league contract, adding him to their growing list of offseason acquisitions. This marks the 13th minor league signing for the Padres this winter as they continue to strengthen their developmental system. On the same day, the team also signed … Read more

JUST IN: Cincinnati Reds sign trade another key man via trade free agency but couldn’t land that player because It’s one of the reasons that they felt good enough to trade away

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If I had a $50 bill for every time the Cincinnati Reds expressed interest in a player—whether via trade or free agency—only to walk away because the cost was too high in money, years, prospects, or some combination of the three, I’d be debt-free. In fact, I might even be able to retire. That’s the … Read more

SAD NEWS: Phillies outfielder Retired just now and takes up heartwarming coaching gig

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Second-round draft pick, No. 4 prospect, and former Philadelphia Phillies outfielder has transitioned to coaching softball in his hometown. Once a highly touted prospect in the minors, Quinn was best known for his exceptional speed. Despite suffering an Achilles injury in 2013, he earned an elite 80-grade for speed on the baseball scouting scale. Throughout … Read more

JUST IN: Phillies’ trade to bolster starting rotation move after Burnes deal and another market for starting pitching with their most recent trade.

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Starting pitching has arguably been the most costly market in Major League Baseball in recent years, and the offseason leading up to the 2025 season has been no different. By trading for Jesús Luzardo, the Philadelphia Phillies’ front office secured a budget-friendly, team-friendly deal that bolstered their rotation depth. Considering the steep prices for free-agent … Read more

DONE DEAL: Red Sox rotation now rivals Yankees’ after another key man left Orioles in free agency while a Cy Young winner in 2021 signed a long-term deal with

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In 2024, the Boston Red Sox’s starting rotation and the Baltimore Orioles’ were nearly identical in performance. Their rotation ERAs (3.81 vs. 3.77), WHIPs (1.19 vs. 1.24), and home runs allowed (109 vs. 111) were remarkably close. The main distinction was Baltimore’s clear advantage in having an ace to anchor their staff. Unlike the Orioles, … Read more

DONE DEAL JUST NOW: Boston Red Sox sign another Silver Slugger key man to league deal from AL Contender for another double down on offense adding Santander’s switch-hitting power to their lineup

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The 2025 MLB regular season is drawing nearer, and several prominent free agents remain unsigned. One notable player still on the market, a longtime Baltimore Orioles slugger. However, the Orioles are unlikely to retain the switch-hitter after signing outfielder Tyler O’Neill to a three-year contract. Santander has drawn interest from multiple American League East teams, … Read more

DONE DEAL JUST NOW: Another Red Sox Starter Dump Boston for $40 Million Deal With AL East Rival after two starts against the Red Sox in his career

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The Boston Red Sox made significant moves this offseason, bolstering their starting rotation by acquiring key man and another star. These additions suggest the team is unlikely to re-sign veteran pitcher Nick Pivetta. Ryan Finkelstein of Just Baseball predicts Pivetta could depart for the Toronto Blue Jays, possibly on a two-year, $40 million deal with … Read more

JUST NOW: Yankees bow out of $200 million race for star infielder with exceeding the $301 million threshold

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The Yankees’ offseason financial strategy is largely influenced by their constraints within the luxury tax system. With their payroll already exceeding the $301 million threshold, adding a high-priced player like Alex Bregman is virtually impossible. Bregman, expected to secure a deal worth around $200 million, would demand more than $25 million annually, a figure the … Read more