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Shohei Ohtani

MLB Free Agency Tracker 2023-24: Top players available, latest signings

Shohei Ohtani, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Cody Bellinger, and Blake Snell highlight this year’s class of free agents.

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Yamamoto drawing comparisons to Ohtani, Darvish

Dan Patrick: Oakland ‘can’t hold on to a team’

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Lee reveals his favorite pieces of MLB memorabilia

Astros’ Bregman honored to be at the Breeders’ Cup

Where Tigers’ Skubal ranks entering next season

2023 World Series has been ‘entertaining’ thus far

Marlins finalizing a deal to add former Giants manager Gabe Kapler to front office, AP source says

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Reds finalize $26M, 2-year contract with Nick Martinez and $16M, 2-year deal with Emilio Pagán

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Mets, free-agent pitcher Luis Severino reportedly finalizing one-year, $13M deal

MLB Free Agency 2023-24: Start Date, Largest Contracts, History, Team Payrolls and more

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Reliever Liam Hendriks and outfielder Cody Bellinger selected MLB’s Comeback Players of the Year

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MLB Hot Stove Lowdown: Sonny in St. Louis

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Jackson Chourio

Mil Outfielder #69

ESPN’s Jeff Passan reports that the Brewers and outfield prospect Jackson Chourio are in agreement on an eight-year, $82 million contract.

The deal also includes two club options and escalators that can take the contract’s total value to $142.5 million. When he puts pen to paper, it will obliterate the record for a contract with a minor leaguer who has yet to play a game in the majors, surpassing Luis Robert Jr.'s $50 million deal with the White Sox before the 2020 season. Chourio spent most of the season in Double-A, where he batted .280/.336/.467 with 22 homers and 43 steals over 122 games. He will turn 20 years old in March, and with this agreement, he will likely break camp with the big league club and could be a top pick for NL Rookie of the Year, which would give the Brewers an extra draft pick in 2025.
Vaughn Grissom

Atl Shortstop #18

Braves general manager Alex Anthopoulous said in a press conference that Vaughn Grissom would get a look in left field if the season started today.

Grissom will play left field this winter in Puerto Rico after hitting .330/.419/.501 in Triple-A during the 2023 season. Anthopoulous also said that Forrest Wall could be another option for left field. Grissom has yet to play a game professionally on the outfield grass, so the 22-year-old will have to adapt quickly to secure a spot in the opening-day roster.
Jung Hoo Lee

INT Outfielder

Bob Nightengale of USA Today reports that the Mets have shown a strong interest in outfielder Jung Hoo Lee.

The 25-year-old outfielder is expected to be posted in early September, and the Mets join the Giants and Yankees in teams that are expected to pursue Lee this winter. In Korea, Lee was limited to 86 games after suffering a season-ending ankle injury that required surgery. Since making his debut as an 18-year-old, Lee has a career slash line of .340/.407/.491 with a career-high 23 homers during the 2022 season. He is considered an above-average center fielder, so even if his power doesn’t translate, he should be an above-average major league contributor.
Wade Miley

FA Starting Pitcher #20

Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic reports that the Brewers are showing interest in free-agent left-hander Wade Miley.

Miley surprisingly declined his $10 million mutual option earlier this offseason, but it seems like he and the Brewers are looking to reunite. The 37-year-old posted a 3.14 ERA, 1.14 WHIP, and 79/38 K/BB ratio across 120 1/3 innings (23 starts) last year for the Brew Crew. With Milwaukee cutting ties with Brandon Woodruff and rumored to be in the market to trade their ace, Corbin Burnes, adding an innings eater like Miley seems like an ideal move for the Brewers.
Byron Buxton

Min Center Fielder #25

La Velle Neal III of the Star Tribune reports that Bryon Buxton is fully recovered from the arthroscopic knee surgery he had in October.

Buxton recently met with team trainers and coaches, who were pleased with his progress. Neal also reported that Buxton should return to baseball activities by the end of this year. Earlier this offseason, President of Baseball Operations Derek Falvey told reporters that the team planned to have the 29-year-old return to center field in 2024, so this development is a step in the right direction.
Corbin Burnes

Mil Starting Pitcher #39

Kevin Acee of the San Diego Union-Tribune reports that the Padres are interested in acquiring Brewers ace right-hander Corbin Burnes.

While the Padres seem adamant on unloading Juan Soto to free up some payroll, it looks like they’re trying to reload rather that rebuild — shifting the focus to their pitching staff. Acee notes that the Padres have at least checked in on all of the top starting pitchers available on the free agent market, and it seems as though they’re doing their due diligence on the trade front as well.
Juan Soto

SD Left Fielder #22

Héctor Gómez of Z101 Digital reports the Blue Jays are currently the favorites to land Juan Soto in a trade with the Padres.

He adds that talks with the Yankees have stalled. Gómez has a history of running with things too early, but he does have his sources. If something materializes here, it’s easy to imagine Alek Manoah being involved. The Padres would probably also have some interest in some of the Jays’ talented bullpen arms (Nate Pearson, Zach Pop, Yosver Zulueta, etc.).
Andre Scrubb

NYM Relief Pitcher #70

Mets signed RHP Andre Scrubb to a minor league contract.

Scrubb made 38 relief appearances for the Astros from 2020-2021, but didn’t pitch this past season due to injury. MLB.com’s Anthony DiComo adds that the 28-year-old righty has been throwing in the mid-90’s recently in the Puerto Rican Winter League. There’s a chance he could crack New York’s bullpen at some point this upcoming season.
Trevor Bauer

INT Starting Pitcher #27

MLB.com’s Mark Sheldon reports the Reds have no interest in signing free agent right-hander Trevor Bauer.

Bauer spent this past season pitching for the Yokohama DeNA BayStars of Japan’s Nippon Professional Baseball after being released by the Dodgers back in January after serving the longest suspension (194 games) in the history of MLB and MLBPA’s joint domestic violence, sexual assault and child abuse policy. The soon-to-be 33-year-old right-hander is a free agent this offseason, but it’s unclear whether any major league team will sign him at the moment.
Erick Mejia

Was Center Fielder #26

Nationals re-signed OF Erick Mejia to a minor league contract.

Mejia last appeared in the majors with the Royals during the pandemic-shortened 2020 campaign and will return to Washington as extra organizational depth. The 29-year-old is capable of handling multiple infield and outfield spots at this juncture and might get a look in the big leagues again at some point as a super-utility specialist.

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Yamamoto drawing comparisons to Ohtani, Darvish

November 30, 2023 10:26 AM

Yoshinobu Yamamoto has been linked to the likes of the Dodgers and Yankees, but Dan Patrick believes the Giants could swoop in as a dark horse.

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MLB Hot Stove Lowdown: Luis Severino lands with crosstown rival

Shelly Verougstraete analyzes the fantasy implications of the latest transactions from around baseball, including Luis Severino’s deal with the Mets.

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Fantasy Baseball State of the Union: Outfield

Eric Samulski reviews the performance of the OF position in 2023.

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Marcus Semien

MLB Team Roundup: Texas Rangers

Matthew Pouliot writes about the World Series champs and what’s in store for next year for the final entry in our Team Roundups series.

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MLB Team Roundup: Arizona Diamondbacks

Eric Samulski breaks down the Diamondbacks’ 2023 season and looks ahead to 2024.

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CIRCLING THE BASES

D.J. Short and a revolving cast of fantasy analysts provide top-notch fantasy baseball analysis covering draft strategy, waiver wire pickups, the latest injury news and more.

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MLB: ALDS-Houston Astros at Minnesota Twins

Cardinals get AL Cy Young runner-up Sonny Gray with $75M deal to anchor revamped starting rotation

Gray’s deal includes a $30 million team option for 2027 with a $5 million buyout, which could make the agreement worth $100 million over four seasons.

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Kenta Maeda

Pitcher Kenta Maeda and Detroit Tigers agree to a $24 million, two-year contract, AP source says

Maeda, who turns 36 on April 11, spent the past three years with the Minnesota Twins.

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MLB: Seattle Mariners at Cleveland Guardians

D-backs acquire 3B Eugenio Suárez from Mariners in exchange for two players

Suárez provides another power bat for the reigning NL champions.

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San Diego Padres Mike Shildt

Padres hire Shildt as third manager in four seasons

San Diego gives Mike Shildt another chance to manage two years after his surprising Cardinals exit.

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World Baseball Classic Semifinals: Mexico v Japan

Yoshinobu Yamamoto becomes free agent Tuesday, talks can run through Jan. 4

Yamamoto was 16-6 with a 1.21 ERA this season, striking out 169 and walking 28 in 164 innings, and has a 70-29 record with 1.82 ERA in seven seasons with Orix

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Aaron Nola

Aaron Nola is staying in Philadelphia, signing a 7-year deal with the Phillies

He’s the first big-name starting pitcher to come off the board among this year’s free agents.

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Brandon Woodruff Milwaukee Brewers

Woodruff, Lewis among 63 new free agents as 19 players reach deals and teams make flurry of trades

Friday saw plenty of action before MLB’s 8 p.m. ET non-tender deadline.

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Atlanta Braves Ronald Acuna Jr.

Acuña wins NL Most Valuable Player unanimously after 41-homer, 73-steal season

The Braves’ superstar posted the first 40-70 season in MLB history en route to his first MVP award.

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Los Angeles Angels' Shohei Ohtani

Ohtani, baseball’s two-way star, becomes first two-time unanimous MVP

Ohtani’s 1.066 OPS and 3.14 ERA earned him the award just two years after winning his first.

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Oakland Athletics’ move to Las Vegas unanimously approved by MLB owners

The Oakland Athletics’ move to Las Vegas was unanimously approved Thursday by Major League Baseball team owners, cementing the sport’s first relocation since 2005.

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