Ex-GM to Yankees: ‘Right thing’ was to walk away from Gerrit Cole in offseason
Now, the Yankees have a lost year-plus with Cole, who will aim to return when he’s 35. According to ESPN MLB insider Buster Olney, the Yankees could recoup around 75% of Cole’s contract after taking out insurance, but the $36 million annually (for four more years) will still count against their luxury tax.
Turns out there wasn’t anything to worry about. Chisholm told Gary Phillips of the New York Daily News that it was “100 ...
New York Mets designated hitter J.D. Martinez could sign a deal with the Cincinnati Reds following New York's massive ...
The Los Angeles Dodgers are keeping their World Series-winning manager long-term, as Jon Heyman of MLB Network reported ...
The Toronto Blue Jays tried to match Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s asking price ... sort of. Earlier this month, Guerrero shared ...
The Los Angeles Dodgers have agreed to a contract extension with manager Dave Roberts, making him the highest paid skipper in ...
According to a new report from Jon Heyman of the New York Post, longtime star Nolan Arenado recently added two more teams to ...
Just like he's set the standard for regular-season performance, Dave Roberts is about to raise the bar for managerial ...
A new report offers insight into a team that desperately wanted Alex Bregman before he joined the Boston Red Sox.
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