Five-time MLB All-Star closer Josh Hader agrees to record-breaking deal with Astros: report
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Josh Hader, Astros agree to record five-year $95M deal, source says - ESPN
All-Star closer Josh Hader agreed to terms on a five-year, $95 million contract with the Houston Astros on Friday, significantly bolstering a team that has made seven consecutive appearances in the American League Championship Series, a source told ESPN's Jeff Passan.
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.)
Padres, reliever Yuki Matsui agree to 5-year deal - ESPN
Left-handed reliever Yuki Matsui and the San Diego Padres are in agreement on a five-year, $28 million contract, sources told ESPN, the first money spent by the Padres this winter after a free agent splurge last year.
Sources - Padres, reliever Yuki Matsui agree to 5-year deal - ESPN
Left-handed reliever Yuki Matsui and the San Diego Padres are in agreement on a five-year, $28 million contract, sources told ESPN, the first money spent by the Padres this winter after a free agent splurge last year.
Sources -- Padres to hire Mike Shildt as their new manager - ESPN
The San Diego Padres are hiring Mike Shildt as their new manager, sources tell ESPN, turning to the former St. Louis Cardinals manager to replace Bob Melvin, who left the team for division rival San Francisco.
Matt Chapman to test free agency after declining Blue Jays' $20M US qualifying offer
Third baseman Matt Chapman has declined the Toronto Blue Jays' qualifying offer and remains a free agent.
Shohei Ohtani, 6 others reject qualifying offers, stay free agents - ESPN
NEW YORK — Shohei Ohtani was among seven players who turned down $20,325,000 qualifying offers from their former teams Tuesday and remained in free agency to pursue more lucrative contracts.