
Report: Red Sox have Reached Out to Michael Conforto
Although the 2022 season is already underway, the Boston Red Sox are still looking for upgrades. One bat they have been connected to is Michael Conforto.

Although the 2022 season is already underway, the Boston Red Sox are still looking for upgrades. One bat they have been connected to is Michael Conforto.

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.

Welcome to the first week of MLB DFS, playoffs edition. Excitement is in the air as we follow these teams through an all-new playoff format that likely won’t be put into place in the future. We have a decent amount of games to pick players from in the first round for DFS purposes. My favorite game to pick off this week has to be the Los Angeles Dodgers at home to the Milwaukee Brewers. We will use that game as a core building piece to make a winning lineup. Let’s get right to it and make some Diamond Picks for Wednesday, September 30.

The Red Sox need the season to reach Aug. 31 to reset the competitive balance tax. If and when that happens, who could they look to add this winter?

Shohei Ohtani’s first game back on the mound in nearly two years was extremely disappointing, but Angels fans should not be overly concerned just yet.

After missing on Betts, what’s San Diego’s Plan B? Mickey Koke takes a look.

Although the 2022 season is already underway, the Boston Red Sox are still looking for upgrades. One bat they have been connected to is Michael Conforto.

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.

Welcome to the first week of MLB DFS, playoffs edition. Excitement is in the air as we follow these teams through an all-new playoff format that likely won’t be put into place in the future. We have a decent amount of games to pick players from in the first round for DFS purposes. My favorite game to pick off this week has to be the Los Angeles Dodgers at home to the Milwaukee Brewers. We will use that game as a core building piece to make a winning lineup. Let’s get right to it and make some Diamond Picks for Wednesday, September 30.

The Red Sox need the season to reach Aug. 31 to reset the competitive balance tax. If and when that happens, who could they look to add this winter?

Shohei Ohtani’s first game back on the mound in nearly two years was extremely disappointing, but Angels fans should not be overly concerned just yet.

After missing on Betts, what’s San Diego’s Plan B? Mickey Koke takes a look.
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