Blue Jays miss out as Shohei Ohtani agrees to historic 10-year, $700M US contract with Dodgers
The news that Shohei Ohtani has chosen to stay in Southern California has left Toronto Blue Jays fans heartbroken.
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How Yankees (and Juan Soto!), Mets can change their fortunes this winter - ESPN
EDITOR'S NOTE: This story was originally posted Dec. 6 and has been updated based on the Yankees acquiring Juan Soto in a trade with the Padres.
Sources - Luis Severino goes from Yankees to Mets with $13M deal - ESPN
Right-hander Luis Severino and the New York Mets on Wednesday agreed to a one-year, $13 million contract, sources told ESPN, sending the longtime Yankee to a Mets team that plans to spend its winter upgrading a depleted rotation.
MLB free agency: Why to avoid Blake Snell, invest in Tim Anderson - ESPN
I recently shared thoughts on each player when I dove into my top 50 projected free agent contracts, but I didn't fully tip my hand on what players would be the best investments. Now I'll pick the three players from this free agent market in whom I'd be most comfortable investing from a team's perspective — and the three I'd stay away from, given what I think their contracts will look like.
Gerrit Cole a unanimous winner of his 1st AL Cy Young Award; Blake Snell takes NL prize
Gerrit Cole was a unanimous winner of his first American League Cy Young Award on Wednesday, and Blake Snell took the National League honour in becoming the seventh hurler to earn baseball's top pitching prize in both leagues.
Padres' Blake Snell, Yankees' Gerrit Cole win Cy Young Awards - ESPN
San Diego Padres starter Blake Snell won his second Cy Young Award on Wednesday, this time in the National League, while New York Yankees hurler Gerrit Cole took home his first award unanimously after twice coming in second and finishing in the top five three other times.
Blake Snell joins elite company with second-career Cy Young Award
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Rangers' Adolis Garcia not in lineup for World Series Game 4 - ESPN
PHOENIX — Adolis Garcia, the Texas Rangers' dynamic right fielder, was absent from the lineup for Game 4 of the World Series on Tuesday, one day after tweaking his left side on a swing. Rangers manager Bruce Bochy revealed that Garcia has «a moderate strain of the oblique» and was still getting evaluated when Bochy addressed the media about two and a half hours before the first pitch.