0 comments by Garrett Wilson on 12/4/2013
On the heels of their puzzling trade of Dexter Fowler to Houston, a trade seemingly done to clear payroll space, the Rockies have announced that they signed first baseman Justin Morneau to a two-year, $13 million contract. Though the Rockies had been in pursuit of Morneau for a few weeks now, one can't help but […]
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Lost amidst all of the chaos on Tuesday, the Miami Marlins signed catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia to a three-year deal worth
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There were so many transactions yesterday that we couldn't keep up. –Jacoby Ellsbury is a Yankee, getting a contract as ridiculous as we all expected. –Dexter Fowler has been dealt to the Astros for a bag of magic beans. –Joe Nathan got two years from the Tigers. -The Rays made a total Rays move, acquiring […]
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First it was Brian McCann. Now, the New York Yankees have signed center fielder Jacoby Ellsbury to a
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On a day full of trades, the Colorado Rockies might have just pulled off the biggest headscratcher of them all by trading outfielder Dexter Fowler and a player to be named later to Houston for outfielder Brandon Barnes and pitcher Jordan Lyles. Dexter Fowler has never lived up to the star potential that he has […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry on 12/3/2013
The Tigers and Joe Nathan may have been the most predictable pairing of the offseason. It's no secret that Detroit needed a closer, and Nathan was the top guy on the free agent market. At 39, the right-hander wants to win a World Series championship and figures to have a strong chance with the Tigers. […]
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The Tampa Bay Rays got pretty much
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The Oakland Athletics are still making moves. In their third significant transaction in 24 hours, the A's
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Every year Christmas comes a little bit early for teams with roster spots to fill as the free agent market gets flooded with a crop of players who are non-tendered by their teams. These are hardly the kind of Christmas gifts that people line up at midnight on Black Friday to get their hands on […]
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The catching market has lost another top name. AJ Pierzynski has
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What are the Tigers thinking? That was the universal reaction to the Monday night deal that sent Doug Fister to the Nationals in exchange for a seemingly underwhelming package of reliever Ian Krol, Double-A pitcher Robbie Ray and utilityman Steve Lombardozzi. If a team was in cost-cutting mode, this trade might make some sense. Fister […]
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Just before the midnight non-tender deadline last night, the Oakland Athletics
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Doug Fister's time in Detroit is over. The Tigers
0 comments by Joe Lucia on 12/2/2013
The top left-handed starting pitcher is off the free agent market. Scott Kazmir has inked a
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The Toronto Blue Jays are attempting to move on from JP Arencibia behind the plate, signing former Cub Dioner Navarro to a two-year deal worth a reported
