Jacob Stallings, a nine-year veteran, signed with the Colorado Rockies on a one-year deal with a mutual option for 2026. Per Jon Heyman of The New York Post, it’s a $2.5 million deal including a $2 million salary in 2025 and a $500,000 buyout on a $2 million mutual option the following year. Per Spotrac, the veteran catcher’s market value is a one-year deal worth $2.1 million, … [Read more...] about Veteran Catcher Returns to Rockies on Deal with Option for 2026
Role Flexibility Helps Free Agent Pitcher Boost His Stock
Spencer Turnbull‘s role flexibility has enhanced his options in free agency. In 2024, Turnbull began the season in the Philadelphia Phillies’ rotation but eventually transitioned to the bullpen. This shift was largely driven by the injury status of Taijuan Walker, who started the season on the injured list. As a result, Turnbull filled the void in the rotation but moved to a … [Read more...] about Role Flexibility Helps Free Agent Pitcher Boost His Stock
Relief Pitcher Looks for New Contract After Workhorse Season
For the first time, left-handed relief pitcher Jalen Beeks is a free agent after turning in a workhorse 2024 season. Beeks and his “take-the-ball” attitude will surely draw some suitors once teams get active in the market. Jalen Beeks Free Agent Profile Highlights and Statistics In 2024, Beeks, 31, pitched for the Colorado Rockies and Pittsburgh Pirates, who he joined in a … [Read more...] about Relief Pitcher Looks for New Contract After Workhorse Season
Sale, Skubal Join Elite Group with Triple Crown-Cy Young Seasons
The 2024 season was makred by outstanding performances on the mound, with several pitchers dominating their respective leagues. Among them, two standout arms emerged as the best of the best, earning the highest honor in pitching: the Cy Young Award. In the American League, Tarik Skubal‘s historic campaign made him a clear frontrunner, while in the National League, Chris Sale‘s … [Read more...] about Sale, Skubal Join Elite Group with Triple Crown-Cy Young Seasons
Cardinals Commit to Young Catchers by Switching Veteran’s Position
Among the many changes the St. Louis Cardinals will undergo this offseason, a position change is coming for their perennial All-Star catcher. John Mozeliak, the Cardinals president of baseball operations, told John Denton of MLB.com that catcher Willson Contreras will not be behind the plate anymore. Instead, he will be playing first base and designated hitter. The Cardinals … [Read more...] about Cardinals Commit to Young Catchers by Switching Veteran’s Position