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MLB World Reacts To The Juan Soto Contract Rumor - Vimarsana News

MLB World Reacts To The Juan Soto Contract Rumor

A major Juan Soto contract rumor is making the rounds on Twitter this Thursday afternoon.

Max Scherzer Leaves Start Early With Injury - Vimarsana News

Max Scherzer Leaves Start Early With Injury

9:27 pm: Scherzer offered a positive update postgame, telling reporters (including Jessica Camerato of MLB.com) he suffered a mild groin …

Will Harris To Undergo Thoracic Outlet Surgery - Vimarsana News

Will Harris To Undergo Thoracic Outlet Surgery

Nationals reliever Will Harris will undergo surgery to address thoracic outlet syndrome, manager Dave Martinez told reporters (including Todd Dybas of …

Clayton Kershaw will start Sunday v. Nationals, Dustin May skipped - Vimarsana News

Clayton Kershaw will start Sunday v. Nationals, Dustin May skipped

Photo by Justin Edmonds/Getty Images The Dodgers made a slight shuffle to their starting rotation, skipping Dustin May to start Clayton Kershaw in Sunday’s series finale against the Nationals. Off days on Thursday and Monday meant if they stayed in order, Kershaw would have had six days between starts since he last started Tuesday in Oakland. Now, his start Sunday will be on four days rest. “We wanted to give Dustin a couple extra days and keep Clayton on turn,” manger Dave Roberts said. May will not be available out of the bullpen for the series against Washington, and Roberts said Ma...

Reds Do Something, Add Sean Doolittle | FanGraphs Baseball - Vimarsana News

Reds Do Something, Add Sean Doolittle | FanGraphs Baseball

February 3, 2021 After breaking apart their bullpen in an effort to cut costs, the Reds took a step towards rebuilding it on Tuesday, agreeing to terms with 34-year-old lefty Sean Doolittle on a one-year deal with a base salary of $1.5 million plus as-yet-unspecified incentives. For as modest an expenditure as it is, Doolittle is just the second major league free agent the Reds have signed this winter from outside the organization (Kyle Farmer was signed to a new major league deal after previously being non-tendered). The two-time All-Star has ample experience closing, something in short supp...