The Boston Red Sox have shored up their starting rotation by signing Walker Buehler to a one-year, $21.05 million deal. The two-time World Series Champion and first-time free agent has spent his entire career in the Dodger organization. The thirty-year-old right-hander was a first-round pick of Los Angeles in 2015 and made his debut in 2017. Buehler has established himself as … [Read more...] about Red Sox Sign Walker Buehler
Former MVP Andrew McCutchen Signs with the Pirates for One Year
On Monday, the Pittsburgh Pirates have announced they’ve signed veteran designated hitter Andrew McCutchen to a one-year deal for a guaranteed $5 million. In 2024, the fun-loving 38-year-old hit .232/.328/.411, 20 HR, and 50 RBI in 120 games for the Pittsburgh Pirates. This was his fourth consecutive off-season as a free agent. The Pirates were first to report that they were … [Read more...] about Former MVP Andrew McCutchen Signs with the Pirates for One Year
Rumor: Landing Spots for Free Agent Ace Narrowed Down
According to Jim Bowden of the Athletic, the top suitors for free agent starting pitcher Corbin Burnes are narrowing down. The Toronto Blue Jays and the San Francisco Giants are the top two landing spots for Burnes, with the Boston Red Sox and the Baltimore Orioles still in the running. We shouldn’t rule out the Orioles, who Burnes could re-sign with if they offer him a juicy … [Read more...] about Rumor: Landing Spots for Free Agent Ace Narrowed Down
5 Potential First Base Upgrades for the Mariners
The Seattle Mariners haven’t had a “true” first baseman in a long time. Someone who hits for a decent average with exceptional power numbers is a rarity in the Pacific Northwest. The last Mariners first baseman to hit over 30 home runs in a season was Russell Branyan in 2009. Nowadays, this archetype does not want to make the journey to Seattle. With the longer plane rides, the … [Read more...] about 5 Potential First Base Upgrades for the Mariners
Where Joc Pederson Might Fit In with the Rangers
These past few days have been busy, to say the least, for the Texas Rangers front office. The team kicked off their Christmas festivities by trading their first baseman Nathaniel Lowe to the Washington Nationals to shed some of their payroll and strengthen their currently dismantled bullpen. After shipping Lowe off to DC, the Rangers executives quickly got to work on finding … [Read more...] about Where Joc Pederson Might Fit In with the Rangers