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DetailsBP en español: La Carrera de Larry Walker hacia el Salón de la Fama, en contexto Traducido por Carlos Pérez El Salón de la Fama publicó la lista de candidatos a ser inducidos por el comité de la Era Moderna del Béisbol el lunes, dando el pistoletazo de salida a los debates que comienzan tras…
DetailsYankees’ Aaron Judge wins defensive award as MLB’s best right fielder Aaron Judge is more than just a home run hitter, and he received an award that proved it. The New York Yankees right fielder was one of nine players to win MLB’s 2019 Defensive Player of the Year Awards. on Wednesday. Judge, who won…
DetailsBraves Reportedly Prioritizing Madison Bumgarner Now that the offseason has begun, we’re likely in for several weeks of rumors centering on longtime Giants left-hander and current free agent Madison Bumgarner. Let’s get the ball rolling in earnest: Atlanta has “made Bumgarner a priority and planned to quickly communicate that to the left-hander,” Alex Pavlovic of…
DetailsYankees’ catching coach hire leaves Jason Brown in limbo The addition of Tanner Swanson to the Yankees’ big league coaching staff as the catching and quality control coach leaves Jason Brown’s status in limbo. This past season was Brown’s second year as the Yankees’ catching coach, but the former Yankees’ minor league catcher won’t return…
DetailsNL Notes: Carpenter, Giants, Mets A quick look around the National League… The 2019 season was surprisingly pedestrian for Cardinals third baseman Matt Carpenter, a normally excellent producer who fell flat after the team signed him to a two-year, $39MM extension in April. Carpenter stepped to the plate 492 times and hit a mediocre .226/.334/.392…
DetailsOffseason Outlook: Seattle Mariners MLBTR is publishing Offseason Outlooks for all 30 teams. Click here to read the other entries in this series. The Seattle Mariners burst onto the scene in 2019, providing us with a valuable reminder about the importance of sample size as they jumped out to a 13-2 start. Those early wins would…
DetailsMets must resist imminent Noah Syndergaard trade temptation Don’t tempt fate. Learn from it. Finally, Mets. Five weeks ago Brodie Van Wagenen vowed not to trade Noah Syndergaard. With the GM meetings beginning next week in Scottsdale, Ariz. he will be tempted by offers from other needy teams for the big right-hander. Remember, Brodie loves…
DetailsLester Strode Won’t Return As Cubs’ Bullpen Coach The Cubs will not retain bullpen coach Lester Strode in that role, reports ESPN Chicago’s Jesse Rogers. The 61-year-old Strode has spent 31 years in the Cubs organization, including the past 13 years as the Major League bullpen coach. He has, however, been offered a “prominent” position…
DetailsMets could land Daniel Hudson, Jake Diekman for bullpen help The Mets need bullpen help again, and two relief targets from a year ago are free agents again. According to industry sources, the Mets engaged in negotiations last offseason with right-hander Daniel Hudson and left-hander Jake Diekman, only to fail to find common ground with…
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