Ex-Mets Slugger May Be Forced To Retire Following Lack Of Contract Offers
Former New York Mets slugger J.D. Martinez was replaced in the Big Apple this offseason, and he could be forced to retire after a lack of free agency attention.
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Mets Predicted To Land $72 Million Taijuan Walker From Phillies In Shocking Trade
The New York Mets could be the perfect landing spot for Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Taijuan Walker when Ranger Suárez returns from injury.
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Yankees' $108 Million Potential Trade Target Dubbed 'Best Trade Chip'
The New York Yankees will likely look to target $108 million Seattle Mariners pitcher Luis Castillo in a blockbuster trade this season.
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Braves Linked To Trade For $4.5 Million Star After Jurickson Profar Suspension
The Atlanta Braves need to replace the recently suspended Jurickson Profar, and they could find a perfect solution in their own division.
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Blockbuster Trade Idea Sends Star Outfielder To Struggling NL Contender
The Cincinnati Reds desperately need to add offensive talent, and they could swing a blockbuster trade with the Baltimore Orioles to add Heston Kjerstad.
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Trade Idea Gets Red Sox Big Catching Upgrade in Deal For $140 Million Infielder
The Boston Red Sox have a problem behind the plate that could derail their promising season, but a new trade idea solves it, and another issue as well.
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Dodgers' Mookie Betts Explains Reversal on Donald Trump White House Visit
Mookie Betts explained why he is planning to visit the White House with his Dodgers teammates, a change of heart after he opted out of the visit in 2019.
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Blue Jays, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Close on $500 Million Extension: Report
The extended negotiations between the Blue Jays and their star first baseman appear to be nearing a conclusion, one week into the regular season.
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Phillies' Bryce Harper Throws Shade at Dodgers Haters: 'Only Losers Complain'
The Dodgers' high-spending offseason has drawn complaints from many about the lack of parity in baseball, but Phillies star Bryce Harper isn't buying it.
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