Adam Jones leaving MLB for deal in Japan league
Adam Jones' deal with Orix is for two years and worth $8 million guaranteed, with a club option for a third year, a source told ESPN's Jeff Passan.
Adam Jones' deal with Orix is for two years and worth $8 million guaranteed, with a club option for a third year, a source told ESPN's Jeff Passan.
The Twins announced plans Wed. to increase the length & height of Target Field's safety netting, becoming the 14th team to install or commit to extensions since a toddler's 5/29 head injury on a foul liner in Houston. They join the Astros, Braves, Brewers, Chisox, D-backs, Dodgers, Jays, Nats, O's, Phils, Pirates, Rangers & Royals.
The Angels on Wednesday acquired veteran right-hander Dylan Bundy in a trade with the Orioles.
Right-hander Dylan Bundy is headed to the Los Angeles Angels in exchange for RHP Isaac Mattson, RHP Zach Peek, RHP Kyle Bradish and RHP Kyle Brnovich, sources tell ESPN. @Ken_Rosenthal had Bundy going from Baltimore to Los Angeles.
Kris Bryant to Cincy? Anthony Rendon on the Rangers? We dream up a major hot stove splash for every squad.
Teams looking to avoid arbitration added a few veterans to the free-agent pool, but some exploited Monday's moves to shore up their rosters.
Baltimore has traded second baseman Jonathan Villar to the Miami Marlins. On tender day, the Marlins have entirely remade the right side of their infield, with Villar and first baseman Jesús Aguilar.
The Marlins on Monday acquired slugging second baseman Jonathan Villar from the Orioles and claimed first baseman Jesus Aguilar off waivers.
The Orioles put Jonathan Villar, who had a career year last season, on waivers after they were unable to find a suitable trade partner for him before Monday's non-tender deadline, according to a MASN Sports report.
The more than $99 million payment due the Washington Nationals from the Mid-Atlantic Sports Network was put on hold by a New York judge pending an appeal by the Baltimore Orioles.
The bill is coming due for what the Mid-Atlantic Sports Network should pay the Washington Nationals for television rights for 2012 to 2016: more than $99 million.
Eve Rosenbaum is leaving the Astros' front office to join the Orioles as director of baseball development.
If you could have one thing you really wanted for your favorite team, what would you be willing to give up?
A judge has ordered lawyers for the Nationals and Baltimore Orioles to submit a proposed judgment of what the Mid-Atlantic Sports Network should pay Washington for TV rights from 2012 to '16 based on the decision issued in April by an arbitration panel.
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Gerrit Cole or Stephen Strasburg could end up in the Bronx, while Mookie Betts could end up ... anywhere.
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Sorry, Detroit: Your team follows in the footsteps of other recent biggest losers. Where did every other club fall?
This winter's free-agent class offers the kind of aces contenders need, plus several solid hitters also worth top dollar.
After a stunning World Series title, Washington faces some uncertainty this offseason. Will the Nats be No. 1 again or will the Astros or Dodgers take their place?
MLB teams looking to avoid unwanted affiliations, bad venues and poor facilities could be driving the agenda, but how would it work?
On the field and in the stands, how players and others react to MLB's newly juiceless baseballs off the bat tells a story.
The Phillies announced plans Tuesday to extend safety netting for 2020, becoming the 13th MLB team to commit to or put in extensions since a toddler's 5/29 head injury on a foul liner in Houston. The Astros, Braves, Chisox, Dodgers, Nats & O's have installed extensions & the Brewers, D-backs, Jays, Pirates, Rangers & Royals said they plan to. Some teams say they're considering extensions and the Marlins had extended theirs to 150 feet past each dugout before the 2019 season.
One day after the Orioles completed their second straight season with over 100 losses, GM Mike Elias said it was a "very positive year" for the organization's rebuilding effort.
The Astros, Yankees and Dodgers clearly were up to the task all season, but which teams were pleasant surprises and which ones disappointed?