Coming into the offseason, Ranger fans wanted to know many things about the team that will be on the field this season. Was Nathan Eovaldi going to be back? Which bats will look to help the offense rebound? Who will complete the bullpen makeover? However, maybe even more importantly, fans wanted to know how they… read more

Just when fans thought that the spending might be over in Toronto, out of left field the team picks up a future hall of famer to add to the starting rotation. That’s right the Jays signed Max Scherzer to a one-year $15.5 million contract, adding to already one of the most potent and formidable pitching… read more

The Kansas City Royals bullpen got a major reinforcement as they have reportedly signed right-handed reliever Carlos Estévez to a two-year, $22 million deal that comes with a club option for 2027. The deal includes a $2 million buyout of the $13 million option but should the Royals exercise that option the deal would be… read more

It’s not often that the words new and familiar are used in the same sentence when talking about someone but for Elvis Andrus and Rangers fans, that will be the case in 2025. After a 15-year MLB career, Andrus will be dipping his toe into the TV waters as a contributor to the Rangers pre… read more

It’s been a quiet offseason for the San Diego Padres and they have finally signed their first guaranteed free agent deal by reportedly re-signing catcher Elias Díaz to a one-year, $3.5 million deal with a mutual option for 2026. Díaz, 34, finished the 2024 season as a member of the Padres after signing a minor league… read more

Sox Populi and South Side Sox had two writers attending the reimagined SoxFest this past weekend, Melissa Sage-Bollenbach for both days, and Kristina Airdo lucky enough to cover the better day, kickoff night on Friday.

When you look at the landscape of the National League, one of the most competitive teams is the San Diego Padres. This is a team that has been able to give the Dodgers a run for their money and actually put a playoff caliber team on the diamond. This team and organization had a large… read more

Four months after retiring from Major League Baseball, former outfielder Charlie Blackmon has moved on to his next chapter, joining the Colorado Rockies front office as a special assistant to the general manager the team announced on Saturday. Blackmon, 38, retired after the 2024 season after spending his entire 14-year big league career with the… read more

The Colorado Rockies announced today the club’s non-roster invitations to 2025 Major League Spring Training. In total, 23 players have been invited with varying degrees of professional experience. The list below details all players, by position. LH Pitchers (4) Jack O’Loughlin Carson Palmquist Sean Sullivan Jefry Yan RH Pitchers (6) Zach Agnos Diego Castillo Chase… read more

The Colorado Rockies announced they have signed right-handed pitcher Tommy Doyle to a minor league deal with an invite to Major League Spring Training. Doyle, 28, returns to his original team that drafted him in the second round from the University of Virginia in 2017. After a strong debut in the hitter-friendly Pioneer League with… read more