MLB free agents 2024-2025 who deserve more attention
Hidden Gems: Undervalued Free Agents Poised for Impact The MLB offseason has been dominated by blockbuster deals, with Juan Soto’s record-breaking $765 million contract with the Mets setting the tone. Amidst the frenzy, several talented free agents have flown under the radar, presenting potential bargains for savvy teams. Pitching Prowess: Flaherty’s Untapped Potential While Corbin […]
Changes in Yankees and Astros Shake Up the Race for the American League Pennant
The American League Landscape: A Shifting Power Dynamic The American League has been dominated by the astros and yankees for the past eight seasons, with these two powerhouses accounting for 11 of the 16 ALCS spots. This dominance has created a clear challenge for other teams: to reach the World Series, you must surpass these […]
Cody Bellinger Joins Yankees, Following in His Father’s Footsteps
A Yankee Legacy: Cody Bellinger Returns to the Bronx Cody Bellinger, whose earliest memories include celebrating the Yankees’ 2000 world Series victory alongside his father, Clay, a former Yankee utility player, is now poised to carve his own legacy in pinstripes. Acquired from the Chicago Cubs in a trade,the 29-year-old left-handed slugger is eager to […]
How about our predictions on Everything MLB? Are we right?
Who will be the best baseball players this season? It seems like a relatively simple question, but when it comes to making baseball predictions, there’s nothing easy about it. At least, that’s what we tell ourselves over and over again. Just before Opening Day, MLB.com brought together 11 writers, researchers and analysts to vote for […]
Joe Kelly joins White Sox for two years
The White Sox beefed up their bullpen Saturday by signing right-hander Joe Kelly to a two-year deal, according to USA Today’s Bob Nighengale. The 10-year veteran is coming off a three-year stint with the Dodgers, in which he posted a 3.59 ERA and a 3.46 FIP in 105 1/3 innings over 115 appearances. He left […]
Major League Baseball: Players and MLB agree to start season in April
The Major League Baseball wage dispute is over and the season begins on April 7. April. Pros and team owners each voted for a compromise, ending the lockout after 99 days. During this time, the players were not allowed to train with their teams and prepare for the new season, while both sides in the […]
Agreement in the MLB wage dispute – the start of the season on April 7th
The wage dispute in Major League Baseball (MLB) is over. New York (SID) – The wage dispute in Major League Baseball (MLB) has ended. After unsuccessful negotiations with the MLBPA players’ union, the breakthrough came on Thursday, and according to the league, the season is scheduled to begin on April 7th. The agreement of both […]
MLB creates fund for stadium personnel
Major League Baseball announced Tuesday the creation of a $1 million fund to support workers affected by canceled preseason games, both in the Grapefruit League (Florida) and the Cactus League (Arizona). This initial fund will be distributed to individuals, through teams, based on financial need and will be available for temporary and part-time workers. Recipients […]
MLB postpones Opening Day until April 14
Two more days of intense negotiations did not end in a new collective agreement between Major League Baseball and the MLB Players Association. With no deal in hand, MLB announced Wednesday that a second week of games had been pulled from the schedule, bringing the total for each team to four canceled series during the […]
The playoffs are important when the negotiations in the majors resume on Sunday
New York. Max Scherzer is in favor of a radical makeover of the playoffs, in which the highest seed in the first round of a 14-team postseason starts a best-of-five series with a 1-0 lead. Major League Baseball and the players, who resume talks Sunday, would both expand the current 10-team postseason — that’s been […]