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Sources: Mets agree to deal with reliever Wilson
Former Cubs southpaw Justin Wilson dominated left-handed hitters, who hit .190 against him last season.
Indians re-sign left-handed reliever Perez
Indians' reliever Oliver Perez had 15 holds in his first season with Cleveland.
Buster's Buzz: From Puig to Pollock (and Realmuto?), Dodgers' plan takes shape
L.A.'s moves this winter have been about building consistency. The Dodgers dealt Yasiel Puig, let Yasmani Grandal go, signed A.J. Pollock and are now in play for J.T. Realmuto.
Nike will become MLB uniform supplier in 2020
Nike will take over as Major League Baseball's uniform supplier beginning in 2020.
Baseball's new normal: An offseason in which the strategy is wait, wait, wait
What happens when half of the league forgets to light its hot stove? Three weeks from spring training, we're witnessing it in an offseason trend that's here to stay.
Insert Corporate Sponsor Here Field: Why ballpark names matter
With naming rights getting harder to unscramble, we need a better way to keep track of where the ballgames are.
M's execs deny claims they mocked Latino players
Mariners general manager Jerry Dipoto and director of player development Andy McKay on Thursday strongly denied allegations from the team's former high performance director that they disparaged Latino players.
Caribbean Series in doubt as new venue sought
The status of next month's Caribbean Series is in doubt due to political unrest in Venezuela, where the series was to be played. A decision will be made Friday on playing it in another country, or canceling this year's series.
Pollock, not Harper? That's where Dodgers are now
It seems L.A. isn't as glamorous as it was a couple of years ago, with a focus on fiscal responsibility rather than big-name glitz this offseason.
Carrasco finalizes deal, could make $14M in 2023
Carlos Carrasco's $14 million club option for 2023 under his new deal with the Cleveland Indians would become guaranteed if he pitches 170 or more innings in 2022 and is expected to be healthy for the following season.
Absolute zero: Ottavino 1st Yankee to wear No. 0
Adam Ottavino, whose deal with New York was announced Thursday, will be the first Yankee to wear No. 0.
Sources: Outfielder Pollock, Dodgers have deal
The Dodgers and outfielder A.J. Pollock have agreed to a deal, sources confirmed to ESPN.
Source: Cubs, Brach agree to one-year deal
Reliever Brad Brach, who had a 3.59 ERA and 12 saves between Baltimore and Atlanta last season, has reached a one-year deal with the Cubs, a source told ESPN.
Report: MLB rethinking 15-day DL, option time
As part of moves aimed at reducing the use of relief pitchers and reviving offense, MLB reportedly is thinking about again going with a 15-day DL and increasing option time.
Will Manny, Bryce join long list of Yankees' shiny new toys?
Manny in pinstripes? Bryce in the Bronx? The rumor mill might be telling us otherwise. But Bombers fans like big offseason splashes -- and usually get them.
Halladay won't have team logo on HOF plaque
At the wishes of Roy Halladay's family, the late pitcher's Baseball Hall of Fame plaque won't have a team logo on his hat. Halladay spent his career between the Toronto Blue Jays and Philadelphia Phillies.
Mariners sign Ichiro ahead of series in Japan
Ichiro Suzuki, who unofficially retired last May and took a front-office job with the Mariners, has signed a minor league deal with the team, his agent said.
Giants sign southpaw Pomeranz to 1-year deal
Drew Pomeranz, who went 2-6 with a 6.08 ERA while earning $8.5 million with the Red Sox last season, has agreed to a 1-year, $1.5 million deal with the Giants.
Source: Pomeranz, Giants reach 1-year deal
Drew Pomeranz, who went 2-6 with a 6.08 ERA while earning $8.5 million with the Red Sox last season, has agreed to a 1-year, $1.5 million deal with the Giants, a source told ESPN.
A-Rod: Bonds, Clemens in Hall would help me
Alex Rodriguez, who will be eligible for induction into the Hall of Fame in 2022, wants Roger Clemens and Barry Bonds, whose cases are tainted by alleged PED use, to make it in to help his own candidacy.
