Teams had until 8pm EST tonight to decide if arbitration-eligible players were going to be offered a contract or not. Those who were non-tendered became free agents. Travis Shaw was one of them. ROSTER UPDATE:
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In what was a shock to Blue Jays fans, and most observers, Vanderbilt’s Austin Martin was available when Toronto came calling with the 5th overall pick. Mock drafts started getting torn up by the second
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On Thursday the Blue Jays acquired Nick Kingham, a 27-year old right-handed pitcher. The former 4th round draft pick spent the past nine years in the Pirates system. Kingham was out of options and the
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Ballpark netting and fan safety is unfortunately a hot topic once again. In a game between the Cubs and Astros on Wednesday night, a young girl was struck with a foul ball line drive off
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The Dodgers and Reds just completed a trade. I don’t know if it can be classified as a blockbuster, but it’s certainly notable. On the move to the Reds are Yasiel Puig, Alex Wood, Matt
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On Tuesday, Blue Jays fans were hit with news that Roberto Osuna was arrested and charged with assault. I had some things to say on the matter from a moral perspective. Today I’m writing about
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On Thursday afternoon the Brewers announced that they had acquired outfielder Christian Yelich from the Marlins. Yelich, due to his extremely team-friendly contract, five years of control, and excellent production, was one of the most
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The Blue Jays traded for Yangervis Solarte on Saturday, sending outfielder Edward Olivares and relief pitcher Jared Carkuff to the Padres. Olivares was ranked 18th by MLB Prospect Pipeline and Carkuff didn’t make the list. We mentioned
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Today, the #Angels released the following statement regarding Shohei Ohtani: pic.twitter.com/IpDTJnfIie — Angels (@Angels) December 8, 2017 The Shohei Ohtani sweepstakes are finally over, and he’s chosen the Los Angeles Angels. This is not good
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After a second opinion, Yankees starting pitcher Michael Pineda will go under the knife to have elbow surgery. Dr. Kremchek will perform the Tommy John Surgery. That comes as a big blow to a Yankees
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