Jeff Hoffman isn’t one to forgive and forget. The former first-round pick had been wanting to even the score against the Baltimore Orioles for several months. The moment finally arrived Sunday.
The added motivation stems from the fact that Hoffman initially expected to be joining the Blue Jays’ division rivals.
He verbally agreed to a multi-year deal during the off-season only to see the Orioles back out after their medical staff had concerns about the health of his right shoulder.
In an unbelievable twist, Shohei Ohtani has reportedly made a bold and shocking declaration behind closed doors: if the Dodgers acquire Pete Alonso, he will consider leaving the…
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The Texas Rangers made a bold statement this offseason when they traded away Gold Glove second baseman and clubhouse cornerstone Marcus Semien to the New York Mets for outfielder…
1. Cody Bellinger (OF/1B) Cody Bellinger is the most obvious “almost-signed” player, representing a ghost of a successful past the Cubs were unable to secure for the long term. StatusDetailsWhy the Cubs Almost Got HimCurrent StatusFree Agent (after opting out of the final year of his deal with the Yankees).The Cubs signed him to a …
There are players fans cheer for, and then there are players fans quietly lean on. Paul Goldschmidt belongs to the second group — and that’s exactly why Cardinals fans don’t always realize just how special he has been. They like him. They respect him. But maybe, just maybe, they should love him a little more while they still can.
The San Francisco Giants have had a frugal offseason to this point, with plenty of reports and rumors that frugality will be a central theme over the next few days, weeks, and months. And now we have perhaps the most painful example of it yet, as the team did not sign the one player that everyone expected them to add this offseason: reliever Tyler Rogers.