Phillies' Nick Castellanos gives hilarious explanation of MLB players: 'Milk or wine'
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Tommy John surgery continues to save baseball careers 50 years after its debut: 'Revolutionary'
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50 years later, Tommy John surgery remains a game-changer for MLBers
There is a bridge that runs from Tommy John and Dr. Frank Jobe in 1974, all the way to Shohei Ohtani, Justin Verlander and Bryce Harper. A thread that connects an increasing number of baseball's biggest stars. Mostly on the mound, but at the plate, too.
Sources - Phillies, Zack Wheeler agree to 3-year, $126M extension - ESPN
Zack Wheeler has reached an agreement on a three-year, $126 million extension with the Philadelphia Phillies, according to sources, bypassing the possibility that the ace pitcher will become a free agent in the fall.
Phillies' Bryce Harper accepts move to first base, eyes longer deal - ESPN
CLEARWATER, Fla. — Bryce Harper wants to finish his career with the Philadelphia Phillies, playing into his 40s and perhaps gloving a throw at first base for the final out of a World Series.
Sources -- Brewers finalizing deal with free agent Rhys Hoskins - ESPN
First baseman Rhys Hoskins and the Milwaukee Brewers are finalizing a two-year, $34 million contract with an opt-out after the first season, sources told ESPN on Tuesday, filling a significant hole in the reigning National League Central champions' lineup with a veteran power bat.
Top remaining MLB free agents by position: Team predictions - ESPN
What do we need to spice up the rest of this offseason? More out-of-nowhere transactions like the Chris Sale-for-Vaughn Grissom trade between the Red Sox and Braves. So maybe we can hope for Blake Snell to the Pittsburgh Pirates or Jordan Montgomery signing with the Cincinnati Reds or Julio Rodriguez going to the Los Angeles Dodgers in a blockbuster deal. (Just kidding, Mariners fans.)
What Ohtani's $700 million deal means for Dodgers, rest of MLB - ESPN
Shohei Ohtani is a Dodger! For a long time, and for a lot of money. After a wild week of rumors (and several more weeks of silence preceding it), Ohtani announced his decision on Instagram: He's leaving the Los Angeles Angels to head crosstown to join the Los Angeles Dodgers. His deal, for 10 years and $700 million, dwarfs every professional contract in MLB and in American sports. How does it change Dodgers' 2024 outlook — and the MLB landscape? Our MLB experts weigh in on the big questions about this very big deal.