Who are MLB's winners and losers this winter? Scott Miller says the Angels (thanks, Pujols) score. The A's and Brewers? Uh, no. But one big name will alter this list.
Despite being ousted in the ALDS last season, the New York Yankees seemed rather stagnant in a relatively slow offseason. But on Friday night, Brian Cashman and the rest of the Yankees front office struck for two big deals. The first move came when the Yankees traded Jesus Montero and Hector Noesi to the Seattle Mariners for pitchers Michael Pineda and Jose Campos. Shortly after, the Yanks ...
The Associated Press reports Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig is expecting baseball to expand its playoff format at the end of the 2012 season. Players and owners already agreed to add a second wild card team from each league.
It was reported yesterday that Prince Fielder agreed to a nine-year, $214 million contract with the Detroit Tigers . This contract will now rank in as the fourth largest contract in baseball history, coming in behind both of Alex Rodriguez 's mega-deals, and Albert Pujols' contract from this offseason. Any time there is a contract of this nature, there are bound to be some people who benefit ...
We do not know exactly what happened with the breakdown of the Phillies -Madson reported agreement. We do know that the reliever’s offseason has gone differently than expected. The expectation, going back to the beginning of Spring Training 2011, was that Madson would stay on with the Phillies as their “closer of the future.” There also was the expectation that Madson would be rewarded with a ...
HOUSTON (AP) — New Houston Astros owner Jim Crane is considering changing the name of the franchise as well as its uniforms. Crane said Monday the team will conduct a study to decide whether or not to switch the name.
So does Prince Fielder signing with the Detroit Tigers on Tuesday afternoon qualify as déjà vu all over again? You bet your sweet Seger it does. Not only is the hefty first baseman heading to the city where his father hit 51 homers in 1991, but the news broke in very similar fashion to Albert Pujols' deal with the Los Angeles Angels back in December: An out-of-nowhere tweet from our own Tim ...
According to multiple reports , Prince Fielder will be following in the footsteps of his old man Cecil, joining the Detroit Tigers at the heels of a nine-year, $214 million contract. Shocking, isn't it? Linked to the Washington Nationals and Texas Rangers for the majority of the free agency period, Fielder and agent Scott Boras made good on the "mystery team" concept of coming out of the ...