The biggest domino of the MLB offseason has fallen. On the eve of the Baseball Winter Meetings, ESPN’s Jeff Passan has reported that superstar outfielder Juan Soto is signing a 15-year, $765 million deal with the New York Mets.
Most of these candidates are thought to have been high-potential starters at some point and have either fallen on hard times or have never quite reached that status.
Throughout the offseason, the Boston Red Sox have been linked to numerous free agents. On Sunday morning, they got their man in former Rockies infielder Trevor Story.
The Colorado Rockies had a year of disappointment in 2021 for fans, players, and the front office. Longtime Rockies All-Star third baseman Nolan Arenado was dealt to St. Louis.
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.
Carter LaCorte takes a deep dive into the upcoming MLB free agency period and predicts landing spots for the top five shortstops available.
The San Diego Padres signed Fernando Tatis Jr. to an enormous 14-year/$340 million extension on Wednesday, which comes with a lot of risk but a potentially huge reward.
The New York Mets are under new ownership and figure to be in on every big-name free agent that’s on the market, and George Springer might be the guy that lands in Queens, according to an insider.
Tommy La Stella had a solid 2020 season between the Los Angeles Angels and Oakland Athletics. After tapping into more power than he ever had before in 2019 (his first year with the Angels), he showed more of the same in the shortened season.
Free agent Nelson Cruz is one of the best hitters on the market this offseason. While he is strictly a designated hitter at this point, the 40-year-old still mashes with the best of them.
Free agent Joc Pederson is hitting the market for the first time this offseason. While there are bigger fish out there, Pederson can certainly help a team looking for good power from the left side of the plate.
Marcell Ozuna will be a hot commodity this offseason. While he played most of his games at designated hitter last season, Ozuna is still an above-average fielder at each of the corner outfield spots. As one of the premier bats on the market, he should cash in.
The biggest domino of the MLB offseason has fallen. On the eve of the Baseball Winter Meetings, ESPN’s Jeff Passan has reported that superstar outfielder Juan Soto is signing a 15-year, $765 million deal with the New York Mets.
Most of these candidates are thought to have been high-potential starters at some point and have either fallen on hard times or have never quite reached that status.
Throughout the offseason, the Boston Red Sox have been linked to numerous free agents. On Sunday morning, they got their man in former Rockies infielder Trevor Story.
The Colorado Rockies had a year of disappointment in 2021 for fans, players, and the front office. Longtime Rockies All-Star third baseman Nolan Arenado was dealt to St. Louis.
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.
Carter LaCorte takes a deep dive into the upcoming MLB free agency period and predicts landing spots for the top five shortstops available.
The San Diego Padres signed Fernando Tatis Jr. to an enormous 14-year/$340 million extension on Wednesday, which comes with a lot of risk but a potentially huge reward.
The New York Mets are under new ownership and figure to be in on every big-name free agent that’s on the market, and George Springer might be the guy that lands in Queens, according to an insider.
Tommy La Stella had a solid 2020 season between the Los Angeles Angels and Oakland Athletics. After tapping into more power than he ever had before in 2019 (his first year with the Angels), he showed more of the same in the shortened season.
Free agent Nelson Cruz is one of the best hitters on the market this offseason. While he is strictly a designated hitter at this point, the 40-year-old still mashes with the best of them.
Free agent Joc Pederson is hitting the market for the first time this offseason. While there are bigger fish out there, Pederson can certainly help a team looking for good power from the left side of the plate.
Marcell Ozuna will be a hot commodity this offseason. While he played most of his games at designated hitter last season, Ozuna is still an above-average fielder at each of the corner outfield spots. As one of the premier bats on the market, he should cash in.
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