The Detroit Tigers have made an upgrade in their infield. They’ve signed second baseman Gleyber Torres to a 1-year $15 million deal. Torres, 27, has played his entire career for the New York Yankees. He debuted in 2018 and cracked the All-Star team in his first two years in the majors. Though he has plateaued after those first few seasons, Torres has remained a solid presence … [Read more...] about Gleyber Torres, Tigers Agree to One-Year Deal
Marlins Open to Trading Ace Sandy Alcantara
The Miami Marlins are open to trading right-hander Sandy Alcantara, who has been used in his career as both a starter and reliever. Teams looking for a front-line starter should consider Alcantara. Alcantara still has two years of control remaining on his contract and has a consistent track record. His best pitch is his sinker but he also has an effective changeup, slider, and … [Read more...] about Marlins Open to Trading Ace Sandy Alcantara
This Smooth Swinging Lefty Has a Shot at the Hall of Fame
Few players in recent history have exemplified five-tool talent like Carlos González. Known as “CarGo,” González enjoyed a career filled with incredible highlights. These ranged from clutch walk-offs to Gold Glove-worthy plays in the outfield. His time in the big leagues included three All-Star appearances, three Gold Gloves, two Silver Sluggers, a National League batting … [Read more...] about This Smooth Swinging Lefty Has a Shot at the Hall of Fame
In-House Alternatives for Yankees’ Setup Position
Bit by bit, the New York Yankees are shaping up their roster for the upcoming season. The general manager’s meetings have concluded and it’s time to start looking at how the new additions position themselves. Which pitcher best suits the set-up role? Assessing In-House Alternatives for Yankees’ Setup Position The set-up man is primarily the pitcher that works before the closer; … [Read more...] about In-House Alternatives for Yankees’ Setup Position
Could Sean Manaea Become the Ace Pitcher for New York Mets?
Sean Manaea was a big signing for the Mets. After his success in 2024, is he ready to be an ace in the Big Apple? Three years and $75 million was enough to keep Manaea as a Met after he opted out of the contract he signed last year. The contract was much deserved, too; a career year saw him throw 181.2 innings at a 3.47 ERA, where both figures are career bests. However, it … [Read more...] about Could Sean Manaea Become the Ace Pitcher for New York Mets?