These young players are set to dominate MLB for the next decade
These five players are set to dominate for years to come.
These five players are set to dominate for years to come.
The Mets made a trade with the Blue Jays on Wednesday. Steven Matz was sent from New York to Toronto. The Mets received three pitching prospects.
The Toronto Blue Jays are signing free agent Michael Brantley to a three-year deal.
The Toronto Blue Jays are signing George Springer to a six-year contract.
The free agency of George Springer is likely to come down to the Mets and Blue Jays.
Starting pitcher Jake Odorizzi is one of the top free agents this offseason. Moving at a glacial pace, there has been little news about Odorizzi this offseason despite fellow starts, including Charlie Morton and Drew Smyly, landing contracts.
The Boston Red Sox have deconstructed their latest World Series winning team. Jackie Bradley Jr.’s free agency is the latest episode in the tear down of the 2018 champions.
After an action-filled deadline just 30 games into the season, rosters are set for the most open and exciting pennant race in recent years.
There’s an air of optimism north of the border for 2020 and with good reason. The Toronto Blue Jays are on the up and with some new additions to their roster, there is a belief that this team is trending upwards in the AL East.
After the Blue Jays traded their long-tenured ace Marcus Stroman to the Mets mid-summer, the team’s rotation looked somewhat ugly. This offseason GM Ross Atkins had the task of reestablishing a group of starting pitchers that could possibly match the team’s talent at the plate and on the field.
Outfielder Marcell Ozuna is set to have an intriguing free agency.
Relief pitcher Daniel Hudson has been traded from the Toronto Blue Jays to the Washington Nationals, as reported by Scott Mitchell.
Marcus Stroman was traded to the New York Mets on Sunday, three days before the trade deadline. The Mets gave up pitching prospects but improve rotation.