The Mets sign Juan Soto to a — gasp! — $765 million contract, and somehow the world doesn't end
I know that, on some level, I’m supposed to be angry about Juan Soto’s $765 million land mass of a contract with the Mets. In a former life, I might have been. I can hear the younger me howling: Bad for the game! The haves having their way again! Competitive balance being force-marched to the fiction section of the baseball library!
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Mets $90 million fan-favorite predicted to ditch New York in favor of CubsWill Leitch of MLB.com believes Chicago will go the rotation route. Leitch recently predicted that the Cubs would pry ...
Winter Meetings have wrapped up and the week brought us several blockbuster moves. Four of the top six free agents have signed and the top-ranked trade candidate has been moved. Spring training is ...
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Rumors Surface: Yankees Interested in Cubs StarThere is some buzz indicating the New York Yankees are pursuing Cubs’ superstar outfielder/first baseman Cody Bellinger.
The Cubs are unclear what return they can get for Bellinger. But they could market him to any team looking for outfield or ...
The Rays have reached an agreement with free-agent catcher Danny Jansen for one year and $8.5 million, per Robert Murray.
Former New York Mets general manager Jared Porter is discussing the circumstances that led him to part ways with the ...
DALLAS — The Chicago Cubs are currently discussing a potential trade with the Houston Astros that would send Kyle Tucker to Wrigley Field, where he could transform their offense and raise his profile ...
Former Mets GM Jared Porter acknowledged sending an inappropriate text message to a reporter while he was a Cubs executive in ...
Presumably Robertson will be seeking a deal similar to the one that he signed with Texas ahead of this season, which paid him ...
By the time the baseball world went to sleep on Sunday evening, the Mets had already guaranteed themselves the most ...
The New York Yankees have reportedly agreed to an eight-year, $218 million deal with left-handed pitcher Max Fried after ...
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