Catcher Danny Jansen is poised to capitalize on his versatility after electing free agency. Following a July trade to the Boston Red Sox, which came during their ultimately unsuccessful postseason push, Jansen is primed for a fresh start. As a dependable two-way player, he brings an underrated bat and elite blocking skills behind the plate. While injuries have been a recurring … [Read more...] about Blue Jays Alum Seeks New Opportunity as Backstop with Power
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Former Top Prospect to Test Free Agency After Non-Tender
MLB Network’s Jon Heyman has announced that the Philadelphia Phillies have decided to non-tender Austin Hays. The MLB non-tender deadline becomes official today at 6 pm. Hays is a former Baltimore Orioles outfielder who was an All-Star in 2023. Orioles beat reporter, Jake Rill who writes for MLB.com had the opportunity to talk with Phillies president of baseball operations Dave … [Read more...] about Former Top Prospect to Test Free Agency After Non-Tender
Long-Time NL West Star Eyes Next Destination
Justin Turner enters the free agent market as one of the oldest players available. That said, he proved last season that there is still life in his bat. Plus, he comes with a reputation as a great clubhouse leader who elevates his teammates. Modern front offices don’t like older players, but it’s clear that Turner still provides positive value for a contending team. His market … [Read more...] about Long-Time NL West Star Eyes Next Destination
AL Central Team Eyes Blockbuster Reunion with Star Infielder
The Detroit Tigers are looking to build on their surprising 2024 postseason run, and they’re targeting a big-name free agent to help them do it. Specifically, according to Jon Heyman of the New York Post, the Tigers have expressed interest in third baseman Alex Bregman, a key figure in the Houston Astros’ recent success. Notably, the Tigers’ pursuit of Bregman is intriguing, … [Read more...] about AL Central Team Eyes Blockbuster Reunion with Star Infielder
Dodgers Secure Pitching Depth with Pre-Arbitration Deal
The Los Angeles Dodgers and Dustin May have agreed to $2.135 million to avoid arbitration, according to Fabian Ardaya of The Athletic. This settlement could pay big dividends for the current World Champions in 2025. The Dodgers and Dustin May settled at $2.135 million to avoid arbitration, sources tell The Athletic. — Fabian Ardaya (@FabianArdaya) November 22, … [Read more...] about Dodgers Secure Pitching Depth with Pre-Arbitration Deal