It used to be the case in Major League Baseball that the closer it came to Spring Training, the less value you had as a free agent. The fact that you were still around come mid-to-late January meant you had some wart that scared teams off. Whether it be a rigid agent or a glaring… Continue reading Waiting Game Now Fruitful For Free Agents
Waiting Game Now Fruitful For Free Agents
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Chapman Addition Gives Yanks Scarier Pen
As it has been stated many times in many places, putting together a good bullpen is one of the toughest asks in all of sport. However, the New York Yankees made it look very easy yesterday with the acquisition of Cincinnati Reds closer Aroldis Chapman. The Bronx Bombers sent four mid-tier minor leaguers to the… Continue reading Chapman Addition Gives Yanks Scarier Pen
Top Free Agents: Outfielders
We round up our series on the top free agents still available with the outfielders. As was said with the infielders, the market is still very plentiful in the outfield. Jason Heyward is the only big ticket outfielder taken having signed a massive 8 year, $184 million pact with the Cubs. All three positions still… Continue reading Top Free Agents: Outfielders
Top Free Agents: Infielders
While the starting and pitching markets have been plundered, and outfielder Jason Heyward got a huge payday from the Cubs, the infielders contingent remains a relatively untapped market this winter. New Cubs second baseman Ben Zobrist is the lone big free agent signing from the MLB ranks. Korean first basemen Byung Ho Park got a… Continue reading Top Free Agents: Infielders
Top Free Agents: Relief Pitcher
Building a bullpen from year to year is the biggest crap shoot in baseball. The variance in what a relief pitcher does from year to year can be night and day. But still teams shell out tremendous sums in hopes that they have found their missing piece to their late innings puzzle. Frugality goes out… Continue reading Top Free Agents: Relief Pitcher
Top Free Agents: Starting Pitcher
The starting pitcher market just got ramped up to 11 this week as two gigantic signings came through. Two American League power brokers trying to put disastrous 2015’s behind them ponied up some serious coin for front line starters. The Tigers struck first giving Jordan Zimmermann $110 million over 5 years. Dave Dombrowski one-upped his… Continue reading Top Free Agents: Starting Pitcher
Top Free Agents: Catcher
Over the next month, we will head towards the winter meetings with the top free agents at each area of the baseball diamond. We’ll start off with catcher, and then work our way outward. Starting and relief pitchers will be next. That will be followed by infielders and end with outfielders. As a National League… Continue reading Top Free Agents: Catcher
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