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Boston still has a lot of work to do this offseason for the offense. The Boston Red Sox are exploring everywhere to add talent to their roster. The acquisition of Garrett Crochet from the Chicago White Sox has undoubtedly been Boston’s most significant offseason move thus far. The Red Sox added a much-needed No. 1 […]
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The news hit like a blow in the gut. Braves’ defending National League MVP, Ronald Acuña Jr., will miss the remainder of the season due to a torn ACL in his left knee. Acuña is a transcendent player who has had buzzard’s luck for the past five years. However, the misfortune is not only his: […]
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The Boston Red Sox addressed a few issues this offseason (starter pitching, bullpen help, and a backup catcher), but chief baseball officer Craig Breslow must do more to be considered serious contenders in 2025. Boston’s pursuit for an impact right-handed bat has produced no results thus far, despite being linked to St. Louis Cardinals third […]
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Will the Red Sox’s rival sign the Boston fan favorite this offseason? This offseason, the Toronto Blue Jays appear to have been linked to almost every player. Toronto has been busy trying to sign players this summer, but has been unsuccessful so far. The Blue Jays, like the Boston Red Sox, missed out on Juan […]
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The Braves are still not considered in the running for a top available player this offseason. Roki Sasaki, a Japanese starting pitching sensation, is one of the most sought-after players this offseason. In theory, the Atlanta Braves should be interested in signing him, especially since he will only cost international pool money rather than becoming […]
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One surprising and one not-so-surprising Bruins’ forwards are on one NHL Insiders NHL Trade Board list. We’re still a few months away from the NHL trade deadline in early March. Buyers, it remains to be seen the course the Boston Bruins and general manager Don Sweeney will choose. Sellers or stand pat. Sweeney’s decision will […]
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On Tuesday, December 17, the New York Yankees signed left-hander Max Fried to an eight-year, $218 million contract. It is the highest guarantee in Major League Baseball history for a left-handed pitcher, surpassing David Price’s seven-year, $217 million contract with the Boston Red Sox from 2016. New York will officially announce Fried on Wednesday at […]
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Michigan football received two late Monday pledges from Arkansas defensive back siblings TJ and Tevis Metcalf. However, the party continues into the night, as the Wolverines continue to roll through the transfer portal. Despite not being a well-known recruit, Cal Poly offensive lineman Brady Norton’s transfer portal entry caught some people’s attention. PFF rated Norton […]
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The Atlanta Braves may sit out this winter and yet expect big roster improvements in 2025. Ronald Acuña Jr., Spencer Strider, and Austin Riley are anticipated to return next season and contribute to the team’s seventh consecutive playoff appearance. However, some parts could benefit from an exterior addition. After veteran southpaw Max Fried signed a […]
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The Atlanta Braves still have a strong starting rotation, but there is a huge void in the middle. Last week, Max Fried, a two-time Braves All-Star, signed with the New York Yankees for an eight-year, $218 million contract that Atlanta would never match. Fried had placed neatly behind ace Chris Sale in the Braves’ 2024 […]
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