To make even more strides in an increasingly weaker AL Central, Kansas City will need to look at adding some important pieces. They don’t have many free agents, and none are likely to be back as they are older. Most notable is starting pitcher Kyle Zimmer, who is going into his age-30 season.
The St. Louis Cardinals’ “Cinderella” run to the playoffs came to a screeching halt on one swing from Dodgers’ utility man Chris Taylor. However, there is plenty to be excited about regarding the future for St. Louis.
The Cincinnati Reds had a positive 2021 season. Even though they had a winning record of 83-79, they did not make the playoffs.
The Red Sox farm system has been on the rise over the last few years. One player who has flown under the radar is Kole Cottam. The Tennessee native was selected by Boston with the 110th overall pick in the 2018 draft. Jamie Gatlin had the opportunity to sit down with the future superstar.
The offseason is still one month young, but it’s been a thriller for the Texas Rangers. The organization has handed out $561.2 million in contracts since Sunday evening, putting pen to paper with shortstop Corey Seager, second baseman Marcus Semien, outfielder Kole Calhoun, and pitcher Jon Gray.
The Toronto Blue Jays are not far away from making a serious playoff run. Who do they need to bring in to make that happen in 2022?
The Houston Astros had a huge season, bouncing back after a sou 2020 campaign and proving to the baseball world that they remain one of the best teams in the sport. Of course, despite being crowned American League champions, all is not perfect for the Houston franchise.
After another disappointing season for the Angels, General Manager Perry Minasian has his work cut out for him. Can he deliver?
On Friday, the New York Mets signed utility infielder Eduardo Escobar, and outfielders Mark Canha and Starling Marte in the span of a few hours. The former two signed two-year contracts, while Marte inked a four-year deal coming off one of the best seasons of his career.
The San Francisco Giants were one of baseball’s biggest surprises in 2021. After five straight losing seasons, the Giants won a franchise record 107 games. Despite falling short of a World Series berth, the team had an unforgettable run. As they prepare for the 2022 campaign, the Giants will again be relying on young stars and veteran pieces.
To the surprise of very few, the Pirates were not a good baseball team in 2021. General Manager Ben Cherington will continue his rebuild of the team this offseason. Just how deep into the blow-up is Cherington willing to go? All the way? Or does he see his core starting to form? These are the big questions surrounding the team as another offseason filled with departures seems to be on its way.
The 2021 season was a tough one for the Miami Marlins. They finished fourth in the NL East with a record of 67-95.
To make even more strides in an increasingly weaker AL Central, Kansas City will need to look at adding some important pieces. They don’t have many free agents, and none are likely to be back as they are older. Most notable is starting pitcher Kyle Zimmer, who is going into his age-30 season.
The St. Louis Cardinals’ “Cinderella” run to the playoffs came to a screeching halt on one swing from Dodgers’ utility man Chris Taylor. However, there is plenty to be excited about regarding the future for St. Louis.
The Cincinnati Reds had a positive 2021 season. Even though they had a winning record of 83-79, they did not make the playoffs.
The Red Sox farm system has been on the rise over the last few years. One player who has flown under the radar is Kole Cottam. The Tennessee native was selected by Boston with the 110th overall pick in the 2018 draft. Jamie Gatlin had the opportunity to sit down with the future superstar.
The offseason is still one month young, but it’s been a thriller for the Texas Rangers. The organization has handed out $561.2 million in contracts since Sunday evening, putting pen to paper with shortstop Corey Seager, second baseman Marcus Semien, outfielder Kole Calhoun, and pitcher Jon Gray.
The Toronto Blue Jays are not far away from making a serious playoff run. Who do they need to bring in to make that happen in 2022?
The Houston Astros had a huge season, bouncing back after a sou 2020 campaign and proving to the baseball world that they remain one of the best teams in the sport. Of course, despite being crowned American League champions, all is not perfect for the Houston franchise.
After another disappointing season for the Angels, General Manager Perry Minasian has his work cut out for him. Can he deliver?
On Friday, the New York Mets signed utility infielder Eduardo Escobar, and outfielders Mark Canha and Starling Marte in the span of a few hours. The former two signed two-year contracts, while Marte inked a four-year deal coming off one of the best seasons of his career.
The San Francisco Giants were one of baseball’s biggest surprises in 2021. After five straight losing seasons, the Giants won a franchise record 107 games. Despite falling short of a World Series berth, the team had an unforgettable run. As they prepare for the 2022 campaign, the Giants will again be relying on young stars and veteran pieces.
To the surprise of very few, the Pirates were not a good baseball team in 2021. General Manager Ben Cherington will continue his rebuild of the team this offseason. Just how deep into the blow-up is Cherington willing to go? All the way? Or does he see his core starting to form? These are the big questions surrounding the team as another offseason filled with departures seems to be on its way.
The 2021 season was a tough one for the Miami Marlins. They finished fourth in the NL East with a record of 67-95.
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