The Chicago Cubs remain focused on constructing a team built not just for immediate success but for sustained excellence in the years ahead. As part of this strategy, they’ve brought in players like Kyle Tucker, Matthew Boyd, Eli Morgan, and Caleb Thielbar through trades and free agency. At the same time, they’ve parted ways with … Read more
The New York Yankees are moving cautiously this winter, but they’re far from idle. Their top priority appears to be bolstering their pitching staff, with eyes on Japanese sensation Roki Sasaki, the 23-year-old flamethrower. However, pitching isn’t the only focus—the Yankees are also looking to strengthen their infield. Enter Luis Arraez, the Venezuelan first baseman … Read more
The New York Mets are widely regarded as the frontrunners to re-sign slugger Pete Alonso in free agency this winter—and with good reason. However, as Bob Nightengale of USA Today reports, this isn’t a one-team race. In fact, as Nightengale notes, “There currently are eight teams showing at least some interest in Alonso, including the … Read more
In the intricate web of MLB offseason moves, the San Diego Padres stand at a crossroads, balancing the pursuit of talent with financial restraint. Renowned for their strategic roster management, the Padres are reportedly considering a significant trade aimed at optimizing both their lineup and payroll. Central to this unfolding narrative is Luis Arraez, … Read more
Here’s a paraphrased version: This could be an intriguing way to address this part of the roster. Luis Arráez has played all four infield positions throughout his career, including 69 games at first base in 2024 while splitting time between the Padres and Miami Marlins. San Diego has reportedly explored trading Arráez. What would it … Read more
The San Diego Padres are reportedly open to trading several of their star players to free up payroll and allocate funds elsewhere. Among the players rumored to be on the trade block is first baseman Luis Arraez, a left-handed hitter with an impressive career batting average of .323. One team that could benefit from Arraez’s … Read more
The San Diego Padres are reportedly aiming to reduce payroll this offseason. According to Jeff Passan’s report on Thursday, Padres general manager A.J. Preller is actively exploring ways to offload salary, with proven veterans like Jake Cronenworth and Luis Arraez potentially on the trade block. Combined, the two infielders are owed $93 million. Passan noted … Read more
He has finally put all the pieces together, and the free-agent outfielder is hoping his next contract reflects his breakthrough. Profar, 31, entered the 2024 season with a career .238/.322/.383 slash line but rewarded the San Diego Padres with an impressive .280/.280/.459 performance. Once regarded as one of baseball’s top prospects, Profar earned his first … Read more
The San Diego Padres are reportedly aiming to cut payroll this offseason. According to Jeff Passan’s latest report, Padres general manager A.J. Preller is looking to reduce expenses, which could lead to the team shopping experienced veterans, including infielders Jake Cronenworth and Luis Arraez. Together, the two players are owed $93 million. “San Diego GM … Read more
The New York Yankees missed out on acquiring Juan Soto but quickly shifted their focus to star pitcher Max Fried as part of their backup plan. Fried addresses a key gap in their starting rotation, but the Yankees still need to strengthen their roster by adding an infielder or two, an outfielder, and bullpen depth. … Read more
