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Photo by Photo File/MLB Photos via Getty Images MLB.com | Bryan Hoch: The last two days, Major League Baseball has been celebrating Jackie Robinson Day, in which every player in the league wears number 42 to honor Jackie Robinson. Joining more than 250 players throughout the league, Yankees outfielders Aaron Judge, Giancarlo Stanton, and Aaron Hicks announced that they will be donating their salaries from last night’s game to The Players Alliance. For those unaware, The Players Alliance is a non-profit organization of Major Leaguers, both present and former, working to improve representatio...

MLB Trade Rumors The Reds still don’t have a clear answer at shortstop, but it doesn’t appear as though moving Nick Senzel back to the infield is a consideration. Manager David Bell today told reporters that Senzel is seen as the primary center fielder in Cincinnati, adding that if the club ever considered putting him back in the infield, “…we’d be missing a lot in the outfield” (Twitter link via Mark Sheldon of MLB.com). On paper at least, there’s reason to consider such a shift sensible. The Reds have a crowded outfield mix with Nick Castellanos also in the mix for at-bats....

Photo by Mark Cunningham/MLB Photos via Getty Images Over the coming weeks and months, we will break down the Yankees’ farm system leading into the minor league season, position-by-position. The first group up is the shortstops. The Yankees have used high draft picks and big international signing bonuses over the last few years to add talent at the position, so the result is a deep but not MLB-ready group of prospects. Signed out of Venezuela in 2016, Oswald Peraza was not considered an elite prospect through his first few seasons in the Yankees’ organization. That changed in 2019, as ...

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1) My kingdom for a shortstop? Reds general manager Nick Krall is in an unenviable situation. Cincinnati was unable to land any of the three remaining starting free-agent shortstops last week -- Didi Gregorius, Andrelton Simmons and Marcus Semien. And now, every GM in the Majors with a shortstop to spare can drive up the price for a trade because they know Cincinnati really needs one. It appears some of the more tradeable shortstops are Tampa Bay’s Willy Adames, Cleveland’s Amed Rosario, Arizona’s Nick Ahmed and Colorado’s Trevor Story. Adames and Story would likely come with a heavy ...