Why Mike Trout’s Move to Right Field is the Best Decision for His Future
Mike Trout’s switch to right field is all about longevity. Expect fewer steals but more power as he adapts to a new role.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Sets Deadline: Will the Blue Jays Extend or Trade Him?
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. has given the Blue Jays an ultimatum—sign him to a long-term deal by February 18 or risk losing him to free agency. With no agreement in sight, Toronto faces a tough decision: extend their franchise cornerstone or explore a blockbuster trade before the deadline.
Pete Alonso’s Return to the Mets: A Deal That Speaks Volumes
Pete Alonso is back with the Mets on a two-year, $54 million deal, betting on himself for a future payday while solidifying New York’s lineup alongside Juan Soto.
Former Mariners Prospect Zach DeLoach DFA’d by White Sox: What’s Next for the Outfielder?
The White Sox cut ties with former Mariners prospect Zach DeLoach. Will another team claim him, or could Seattle bring him back for depth?
Jack Flaherty Returns to Tigers on $35M Deal – Can Detroit Contend in 2025?
The Tigers make a bold move, signing Jack Flaherty to a two-year, $35 million deal. While the signing boosts their rotation, it may limit their ability to land Alex Bregman. Can Detroit build on their 2024 playoff run and challenge their AL Central rivals?
Max Scherzer Joins Blue Jays on One-Year Deal, Bolstering Rotation Amid Aggressive Offseason
Max Scherzer joins the Blue Jays on a one-year, $15.5M deal, bringing veteran leadership and championship experience to a team striving to stay competitive. Toronto continues to pursue key additions, including Pete Alonso, as they push for postseason contention.
Mets Re-Sign Ryne Stanek, Banking on Postseason Reliability
The New York Mets re-sign Ryne Stanek to a one-year deal. The veteran reliever brings postseason experience and hopes to strengthen the Mets' bullpen in 2025 despite mixed regular-season results.
Dodgers Add Kirby Yates to Their Already Stacked Bullpen
The Dodgers continue to stockpile talent, adding veteran reliever Kirby Yates to an already dominant bullpen. With this move, LA further cements itself as the team to beat in MLB.
Pirates Reunite with Former All-Star Adam Frazier on Low-Risk, High-Reward Deal
The Pittsburgh Pirates have reunited with former All-Star infielder Adam Frazier, signing him to a one-year, $1.5 million deal. Returning to the team where he debuted and earned his All-Star nod.
Orioles Take a Flyer on Dylan Carlson for 2025 Season
The Baltimore Orioles are making moves. The O’s have signed outfielder Dylan Carlson to a one-year, $975,000 contract for the 2025 season. If Carlson reaches 200 plate appearances, he pockets an extra $25,000. It’s a low-risk, high-reward gamble that works with a strategy of bolstering depth.
Tim Anderson Signs Minor League Deal with Angels: Can the Former Batting Champ Bounce Back?
Tim Anderson’s baseball journey just took an interesting turn. The 2019 batting champ, fresh off a tough stint with the Marlins, is now trying to reignite his spark with the Los Angeles Angels on a minor league deal. Can a change of scenery—and the guidance of infield guru Ron Washington—help Anderson rediscover the form that once sent fans into a frenzy in Chicago?
Paul Sewald Signs with Cleveland Guardians: Veteran Reliever Lands One-Year, $7M Deal
Paul Sewald Signs $7M Contract with Cleveland Guardians: What It Means for Their Bullpen