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Phils add Familia, continue bid to boost bullpen
The Phillies have added right-hander Jeurys Familia on a one-year deal, one day after agreeing to a one-year deal with lefty Brad Hand that sources told ESPN's Jeff Passan is worth $6 million.
Welcome gift: Braves sign Olson to $168M deal
The Atlanta Braves have signed newly acquired first baseman Matt Olson to an eight-year, $168 million deal that runs through the 2029 season, it was announced Tuesday.
Atlantic League alters DH rule, allows steal of 1B
Major League Baseball is tweaking a rules experiment in the Atlantic League that will allow teams to retain their designated hitter for the rest of the game if the starting pitcher completes at least five innings.
Astros' McCullers suffered setback during lockout
Astros pitcher Lance McCullers Jr., who is coming off a career season, is currently not throwing after a flexor tendon problem worsened during the lockout and isn't healed. He expects rehab to take at least a few weeks.
Trade grades: Braves pay steep price, but get big return in Matt Olson
Another All-Star is leaving Oakland in a trade that likely signals the end of an era at first base in Atlanta.
Can the Nationals contend with Nelson Cruz at DH?
We break down Cruz's surprise deal with the Nationals -- and what it means for Washington's playoff odds.
Mariners swing big with deal for Jesse Winker and Eugenio Suarez
Seattle added two former Cincinnati sluggers to the middle of its lineup. Which side got the better of the swap?
Twins show they are trying with Sonny Gray deal
For the second time this offseason, Cincinnati parted with a valuable starting pitcher. This time, Minnesota took advantage of the opportunity.
An 'eerie' reality: Braves teammates brace for life after Freddie Freeman
Matt Olson's arrival in Atlanta is a bittersweet reality for the Braves clubhouse -- one that likely means saying goodbye to a beloved teammate.
Sources: OF McCutchen, Brewers agree to deal
Outfielder Andrew McCutchen and the Brewers are in agreement on a contract, sources confirmed Monday.
Dodgers set to honor Koufax with statue unveiling
The Dodgers will unveil a statue of Hall of Famer Sandy Koufax on June 18, after initial plans were changed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Trade grades: Braves pay steep price but get big return in A's 1B Matt Olson
Another All-Star is leaving Oakland in a trade that likely signals the end of an era at first base in Atlanta.
What to make of unexpected Twins-Yankees deal bringing Josh Donaldson to N.Y.
A former AL MVP joins the Yankees. Gary Sanchez moves to the AL Central. How did New York and Minnesota fare?
Cardinals' Molina misses start of spring training
Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina will be a late arrival for what could be his final spring training because of what St. Louis president of baseball operations John Mozeliak called "personal issues."
Donaldson, Cole move past sticky-stuff dispute
With Josh Donaldson and Gerrit Cole now Yankees teammates, the pair sat down with manager Aaron Boone on Monday for a "productive" conversation after sparring last year amid MLB's crackdown on the use of foreign substances by pitchers.
Mariners acquire Winker, Suarez from busy Reds
A day after dealing pitcher Sonny Gray to the Minnesota Twins, the Cincinnati Reds stayed active in the trade market on Monday, finalizing a deal to send All-Star outfielder Jesse Winker and third baseman Eugenio Suarez to the Seattle Mariners.
Harper wants Phillies to add another big bat
Bryce Harper said it would be a "downer" if the Phillies didn't sign Kris Bryant, Nick Castellanos or Kyle Schwarber this offseason.
Maddon, Angels plan to keep Trout at center field
Los Angeles manager Joe Maddon, who floated the possibility of playing Mike Trout in a corner-outfield spot, told reporters on Monday that the Angels superstar will play center field, after all, and "that's that."
Trade grades: Mariners swing big with deal for Jesse Winker and Eugenio Suarez
Seattle added two former Cincinnati sluggers to the middle of its lineup. Which side got the better of the swap?
MLB to test robo-umps and rules trials in minors
Minor league baseball will experiment with robo umps and a slate of rules trials, such as a ban on infield shifts, some of which could be introduced to the majors as soon as 2023.