MLB insider Jon Morosi has discussed how the Chicago Cubs would benefit by adding Dylan Cease to their starting rotation. This offseason the Cubs bolstered their lineup with some noteworthy additions. They signed three-time All-Star outfielder Kyle Tucker, starting pitchers Colin Rea and Matthew Boyd, and former World Series champion and reliever Ryan Braiser and reliever Ryan … [Read more...] about MLB Insider Identifies Padres Ace as Missing Piece for Cubs
Twins Set Sights on Realizing Projected Achievements
The Minnesota Twins are looking to have a successful 2025 season while ignoring the 2024 season that ended poorly. Despite last year’s struggles, the Baseball Prospectus projects the Twins to win the American League Central Division by roughly five games over the Kansas City Royals. This forecast has the Twins avoiding the collapse they experienced at the end of the 2024 … [Read more...] about Twins Set Sights on Realizing Projected Achievements
Orioles in Talks with Familiar Face to Strengthen Rotation – Competition Heats Up
After a productive offseason that saw the Baltimore Orioles make multiple improvements to their roster, the team ha snow addressed their biggest remaining need by signing outfielder Ramón Laureano. Laureano’s addition provides a crucial right-handed bat in the outfield, but the Orioles’ rotation still lacks the depth they’ll need to compete in the juggernaut American League … [Read more...] about Orioles in Talks with Familiar Face to Strengthen Rotation – Competition Heats Up
Padres, Connor Joe Agree to Major League Contract
The San Diego Padres and outfielder/first baseman Connor Joe will agree to a contract, according to Dennis Lin of The Athletic. The right-handed batting Joe, 32, spent 2023 and 2024 with the Pittsburgh Pirates. In 2024, he shared first base with Rowdy Tellez on a platoon basis and saw action in the corner outfield spots. For his career, he’s hit .242/.337/.391, 35 HR, 141 RBI, … [Read more...] about Padres, Connor Joe Agree to Major League Contract
The Dodgers’ Original “Mr. Versatility”
It is no secret that the Los Angeles Dodgers value versatility on their roster. Most players play multiple positions on the diamond. Enrique Hernandez is the prime example. However, the practice did not start at Chavez Ravine. The original “Mr.Versatility” of the Dodgers had roots back in Brooklyn, and his name was Jim Gilliam. World Champion, Rookie of the Year and All-Star. … [Read more...] about The Dodgers’ Original “Mr. Versatility”