Morton is now the highest-paid player in franchise history.
The Tampa Bay Rays have finalized their deal with right-handed pitcher Charlie Morton, as the veteran pitcher officially signed a two-year, $30M contract with an option for a third season that could pay him up to $15M.
The Reds moved mountains on Friday, but are they any closer to contending?
I have nothing to say — I just really wanted to write that headline. OK fine, I have a lot to say. When don’t I?
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. – The Bryan College men's basketball team wrapped up the 2018 portion of this year's schedule on Friday afternoon in an exciting matchup with NCAA Div. I opponent University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.
Yasiel Puig and Matt Kemp go to Cincinnati while two talented prospects head to LA.
We have the biggest deal since Cano was dealt, and this one also deals in a lot of major leaguers. It also opens the door for Bryce Harper to LA.
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Them’s a lot of pennant-winners coming to Cinti
Whew, I bet you didn’t know I still had posting privileges on this site. Well I bet you didn’t think Yasiel Puig would be wearing red either, did you?
The lawsuit has officially been filed, revealing a full list of more specific grievances in Dr. Martin’s claim of wrongful termination.
We all know Alonso is the Manny Magnet, but he has to, like, play baseball for the White Sox, too
These are the moves the Rays should be making.
This morning, a completely reasonable headline was announced. The Oakland Athletics have acquired IF Jurickson Profar from the Texas Rangers. Then...
The speedster brings value as an elite defender and base runner, but can he improve his on base percentage?
From SABR member David Laurila at FanGraphs on December 20, 2018:
Chad Pinder learned how to turn on inside fastballs this season. Doing so didn’t turn the 26-year-old infielder/outfielder into a slugger, but it did make him a more well-rounded hitter.
From Jose de Jesus Ortiz at La Vida Baseball on December 20, 2018:
Some risked their lives on makeshift rafts with friends and family. Others defected while at international tournaments with the Cuban national team.
