27 regulars who could plausibly change teams post-lockout
In recent days, MLBTR has taken a look at some players who could find themselves on the move between the conclusion of the lockout and the start of the season.
Stay updated with breaking news from Nick Mart. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
In recent days, MLBTR has taken a look at some players who could find themselves on the move between the conclusion of the lockout and the start of the season.
Moving past the 2021 collapse is tough, but the Padres still have a very talented roster.
Wrenley Jo Mart, born at 20.25 inches long and weighing 7 pounds and 3 ounces, beat her older brother to his third birthday by two days.
Dudes Rock: First Week of Pitching on the Farm Share this story Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports 610 cursed days, as any day without Minor League baseball can be considered, had passed between the last game played by a Rangers MiLB affiliate and 4 May 2021. As we see the next generation of Rangers emerge from their long slumber, I’ll be doing these updates on one player at every level on a weekly basis. Each week’s update will alternate between the farm’s pitchers and hitters. This first week we’ll be looking at one pitcher at each of the four Rangers’ affiliates. In ascending order...
Salvador Perez and left-handed pitcher Danny Duffy have been named Royals Player and Pitcher of the Month, respectively, for the month of April. The awards are determined by a local media vote. Perez, 30, tied for the team lead with 26 hits in April, 11 of which went for extra bases. His strong month was fueled by a 10-game homestand from April 12-21, which began with a four-hit game, including the 1,000th hit of his career. The following night, Perez had two hits and a walk-off pick-off, nabbing the potential tying run at third base to end the game. He followed that up with two hits and a h...