Angels general manager Perry Minasian declines to discuss why the team chose not to match or beat the Dodgers' contract offer to Shohei Ohtani.
The outfielder hit .265/.315/.432 in parts of four seasons with KC.
After already signing former Met Seth Lugo, the Kansas City Royals signed another former Met Michael Wacha along with Hunter Renfroe to multi-year deals on Friday.
Langeliers impressed in his first full season behind the dish, and he looks to have all the makings of a solid two-way catcher going forward.
The Royals are going on a spending spree.
A Friday List
Red is a dusty color, man. The Cincinnati Reds even know it, what with spending half the 2023 season wearing their black City Connect uniforms instead. If the Reds really want to tap into the newer generation of baseball fans, they should liven up that dusty team name.
MLB Trade Rumors releases their Top 50 free agents list every year with their predictions of how much each player signs for (they’ve been spot on numerous times this year) and where they sign. Let’s...
The Royals add some pop to the outfield.
Is an 80-win season in the cards?
The pitching market heated up on Thursday.
MLB news roundup
Happy Friday, Athletics Nation!
In 2019, the A’s bought a 50% stake in the Coliseum site from Alameda County in case they needed it as a fallback option for a new stadium.
Jon Heyman of the New York Post reports that both the New York Mets and the New York Yankees could be looking at Japanese starter Shōta Imanaga as a backup plan to missing out on fellow Japanese starter Yoshinobu Yamamoto.
