Juan Soto

New York's season looked over in March. Their pitching depth has prevailed, but the Yankees' top two arms have made for a tough decision.
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Yankees’ Top Two Arms Have Made for a Tough Decision

Carlos Rodon and Max Fried The Yankees’ pitching staff took a massive hit before the season, but with the postseason looming, their top two arms have made for a tough decision. Just three weeks before Opening Day, New York revealed that their ace, Gerrit Cole, would miss all of 2025 due to Tommy John surgery. […]

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The New York Mets score 13 unanswered runs against the Philadelphia Philllies during Monday's game. Catcher Luis Torrrens recorded five RBI.
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Mets Score 13 Unanswered, Torrens Plates Five

The New York Mets score 13 unanswered runs to begin their three-game homestead on Monday against the Philadelphia Phillies after going down 3-0 by the start of the fourth inning. Catcher Luis Torrens shone under the bright lights of Citi Field in Queens, NY, by ending the 13-3 triumph with three hits, two runs, and five […]

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Blue Jays, Max Scherzer Agree to One-Year Deal

The Toronto Blue Jays added to their starting rotation on Thursday, as they have reportedly agreed to terms with veteran right-hander Max Scherzer. The new contract is for one year and is worth $15.5 million guaranteed, per Jon Heyman. The deal for the Boras Corporation client is pending a physical. This move signifies the largest […]

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Padres Avoid Arbitration On All Players But One
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Padres Avoid Arbitration with Several Players

It’s been a slow off-season for the San Diego Padres. However, with the looming arbitration deadline hitting its’ climax on Thursday, January 9, it’s finally time for the Friars to secure their lineups. All arbitration-eligible players must reach an agreement by 10 pm Pacific or face an arbitration hearing. The Padres have avoided arbitration since […]

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Max Fried, Yankees Agree to Eight-Year Contract

The New York Yankees have made a significant splash in the offseason by signing star pitcher Max Fried to an eight-year, $218 million contract. This deal solidifies the Yankees’ rotation and marks one of the most notable free-agent acquisitions in recent memory. The contract solidifies the fourth biggest contract in major league history for a […]

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The State of the Reds’ Starting Rotation

DALLAS (Dec. 9) — On the first day of the 2024 Winter Meetings, the Cincinnati Reds addressed their starting rotation going into 2025. On Monday, new manager Terry Francona held court with reporters at the Hilton Anatole in Dallas to discuss various topics. One of them was the Reds’ pitching. At the moment, their starting […]

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Juan Soto Signs Record Breaking Deal with Mets

In a groundbreaking move that has sent shockwaves through the baseball world, Juan Soto, one of the game’s brightest young stars, has signed a monumental 15-year contract worth $765 million with the New York Mets. This deal sets a new benchmark for financial commitments in Major League Baseball. The Mets’ determination built their championship-contending team […]

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Kyle Higashioka
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Rangers Sign Free Agent Catcher Kyle Higashioka

Less than a week away from the 2024 Winter Meetings, the Texas Rangers have rippled the water by signing Kyle Higashioka. News of the development was first reported by Evan Grant of the Dallas Morning News. The deal comes one week after the Rangers announced their coaching staff for the 2025 season under third-year manager […]

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