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Sources: New bill seeks to protect minor leaguers
The planned Fair Ball Act would further protect minor league baseball players from previous legislation that exempted them from wage and hour laws, sources told ESPN.
Rockies, catcher Stallings agree to $2.5M deal
Catcher Jacob Stallings, who set career highs with a .263 batting average and nine homers, reached a one-year, $2.5 million deal with the Rockies.
Yanks owner calls Soto session a 'good meeting'
Calling it a "good meeting" with the star slugger, Yankees owner Hal Steinbrenner said he told Juan Soto he would seek a relationship similar to the one he has with franchise cornerstones Gerrit Cole and Aaron Judge if Soto chooses to re-sign in New York.
Cubs land reliever Morgan in trade, DFA Wisdom
The Cubs acquired reliever Eli Morgan from the Guardians in a trade and designated infielder Patrick Wisdom for assignment in a corresponding move.
Mariners acquire infielder Shenton from Rays
Seattle acquired Austin Shenton from Tampa Bay for cash on Tuesday.
Vogt, Murphy win top managers in first year on job
The Brewers' Pat Murphy and Guardians' Stephen Vogt were named Managers of the Year on Tuesday after leading their teams to the playoffs in their first full seasons managing.
Rays say new stadium unlikely to be ready by '28
Due to a combination of damage to Tropicana Field and political delays on financing, it is unlikely the Rays' planned new stadium will be ready by 2028.
Mets acquire OF Siri from Rays for reliever Orze
The Mets acquired veteran OF Jose Siri from the Rays in exchange for reliever Eric Orze.
Soto, Bregman, 10 more opt for MLB free agency
Juan Soto, Alex Bregman, Pete Alonso and Corbin Burnes are among the 12 players to decline their MLB team's qualifying offer, opting instead to enter free agency.
Cubs DFA former closer Alzolay, 29, sources say
The Chicago Cubs are designating former closer Adbert Alzolay, 29, a veteran right-hander who underwent Tommy John surgery in August and won't be available to pitch until late in 2025, for assignment, sources familiar with the situation told ESPN.
Pirates' Skenes, Yanks' Gil named Rookies of Year
Pittsburgh Pirates ace Paul Skenes was named the National League's Rookie of the Year on Monday, beating out a loaded field that included Jackson Merrill and Jackson Chourio, and New York Yankees starter Luis Gil won the the award in the American League.
Marlins tout McCullough as ideal fit to lead rebuild
The Marlins formally introduced Clayton McCullough, the first base coach for the Dodgers since 2021, as their new manager on Monday. They are hoping he will become one of the centerpieces of their latest rebuilding project.
Ichiro, CC among 14 newcomers on HOF ballot
Outfielder Ichiro Suzuki and pitcher CC Sabathia are among 14 new candidates on the Hall of Fame ballot released Monday, joining 14 holdovers led by reliever Billy Wagner.
Astros' home to be Daikin Park; deal through '39
The Astros' home will get a new name Jan. 1, switching from Minute Maid Park to Daikin Park under an agreement through the 2039 season.
Reports: RHP Martinez accepts Reds' offer
Right-hander Nick Martinez accepted the Cincinnati Reds' $21.05 million qualifying offer, multiple outlets reported Monday.
MLB Awards Week: Predictions and everything you need to know about MVP, Cy Young and more
Baseball's best players and managers of 2024 collect their hardware this week -- starting tonight with the Rookies of the Year.
Ted Williams' 1946 MVP award sells for over $500K
A rare souvenir postcard picturing Hank Aaron as a rookie with the Indianapolis Clowns of the Negro Leagues sold for nearly $200,000 at a baseball memorabilia auction that also included Ted Williams' 1946 AL MVP award, which went for $528,750.
Ex-Reds manager Bell joins Blue Jays' front office
The Blue Jays hired former Reds manager David Bell as vice president of baseball operations and assistant general manager.
Ferrara, who won 2 titles with Dodgers, dies at 84
Former outfielder Al "The Bull" Ferrara, who won championships with the Dodgers in 1963 and 1965, died Friday at age 84.
Low and inside: O's will again alter LF dimensions
Seeking a "happier medium," Orioles general manager Mike Elias said the team will adjust its left-field wall again, bringing it closer in and reducing its height.