MLB Offseason: 1 Bold Prediction for Each Top Free Agent, Trade …

This year’s MLB offseason promises more activity than ever during February with so many notable free agents still looking for a new home. …. In an article earlier this year, I wrote: “[The $15 million asking price is] a slight uptick from the $12 million that [Gio] Gonzalez is making this season, and with that …

Few things generate better discussion during the MLB offseason than the release of top prospect lists. Earlier this month, we took a look at each team’s most underhyped prospect to shine some light on lesser-known youngsters who are capable of taking a major step forward. Now it’s time for the other end …

Pitchers and catchers will soon report to Florida and Arizona. Baseball season is nigh. Yet a bevy of top free agents and trade targets remain on the market. That makes it impossible to issue final grades for the 2017-18 offseason. Too many seismic moves will happen, tweaking the calculus. We can …

We witnessed an offensive explosion during the 2017 MLB season, and there’s no reason to think that’s going to change anytime soon. The old adage that pitching wins championships might still ring true, but it’s telling that last season’s 10 playoff teams all ranked 12th or higher in runs scored. And it was …

The New York Yankees might not have much choice but to go into 2018 with unproven rookies taking up half of their infield. But if any team in Major LeagueBaseball can get away with that, it’s these Yankees. Especially if said unproven rookies are two of the top prospects in baseball: Gleyber Torres and …

There’s a reason why there weren’t a lot of “this is the season the Giants almost lose 100 games” articles at this time last year. They had good players who were expected to help them contend. They still have those players and got other good players. Are we so blinded by recency bias that we can’t believe …

Major League Baseball free agents are reportedly considering a plan to band together to form their own version of spring training while waiting for better offers from clubs. Jeff Passan of Yahoo Sports reported Friday that “frustration on the players’ side is growing” with MLB front offices unwilling to hand …

In this slowest-moving of baseball winters, one big hitter and one big pitcher have changed teams. Giancarlo Stanton went to the New York Yankees. Gerrit Cole went to the Houston Astros. That fits. It’s always a little dangerous to declare in January which team will be on top in October. But whether Scott …