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44+ min ago (75+ words) ESPN's Buster Olney reports that the belief is that Washington Nationals pitcher MacKenzie Gore "will definitely be among those moved" ahead of MLB winter meetings. ESPN's Buster Olney reports that the belief is that Washington Nationals pitcher MacKenzie Gore "will definitely be among those moved" ahead of MLB winter meetings. ESPN's Buster Olney reports that the belief is that Washington Nationals pitcher MacKenzie Gore "will definitely be among those moved" ahead of MLB winter meetings....

1+ hour ago (106+ words) The Boston Red Sox are well-positioned with the Winter Meetings beginning next week. It's going to be an intriguing time around the league with the vast majori ... The Boston Red Sox are well-positioned with the Winter Meetings beginning next week. Boston has the means with Rafael Devers gone and two affordable pitchers under its belt to go out and go wild in free agency. Bregman should be the top choice, but not the only choice. Whether it's Bregman and Bichette or Bregman and either Alonso or Schwarber, Boston's positioned to make waves. More MLB: Red Sox Facing Stiff Alex Bregman Competition Before Winter Meetings...

1+ hour, 36+ min ago (283+ words) The Detroit Tigers have signed their first player of the 2025 MLB offseason. According to The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal, the Tigers have signed Drew Anderson to a one-year contract, which includes a club option for the 2027 MLB season. Anderson, who hasn't pitched in MLB since 2021, has been pitching in Korea since 2024. The 31-year-old pitcher had a short tenure with the Tigers in 2024, pitching in Triple-A Toledo as a reliever in nine games. Anderson posted a 3.86 ERA before moving to Korea. In 2025, Anderson posted a 2.25 ERA in 171.2 innings, leading the SSG Landers with 12 wins. Anderson will report to Spring Training as a starting pitcher for the Tigers, but he does have experience as a relief pitcher. The 31-year-old pitcher projects as a depth option for the rotation, joining Tarik Skubal, Jack Flaherty, Casey Mize, Reese Olson, Troy Melton, Keider Monter, Sawyer Gipson-Long,…...

1+ hour, 37+ min ago (760+ words) Former Yankees relief pitcher Devin Williams reacts during the 10th inning in a game against the Mariners on May 13in Seattle, Washington. Credit: Getty Images/Steph Chambers Devin Williams had every reason to leave New York and never look back. The righthander struggled after being traded to the Yankees, leading so many people to say he simply didn't have the gumption to pitch here. But as a two-time All-Star and at only 31, hestill was among the best relievers available in the free-agent market this offseason, especially given thathis peripheral numbers indicated that he wasn't as bad as his 4.79 ERA might have made him seem. Although he lost his closer role this past season, every team that courted him viewed him as a closer, he said Friday.And while there's certainly a very good chance that he might fill that role with the…...

1+ hour, 49+ min ago (146+ words) The San Francisco Giants' coaching staff continues to grow. The latest: Longtime big league pitcher Jesse Chavez will join as the team's bullpen coach. Chavez is fresh off an 18-year playing career in which he pitched for nine teams, including the Atlanta Braves for six seasons- winning the World Series in 2021 with them- and the Oakland A's for four. Reliever Sam Hentges, who signed a one-year deal with the Giants this past week, let the news of Chavez's hire slip while talking with reporters on Friday, and Chavez confirmed his role with the Chronicle. Hentges said he was excited to work with the former pitcher and a coaching staff that has grown to include a healthy mix of wisdom and "new school" ideas headed by managerTony Vitello. This article originally published at Giants hire longtime big league pitcher Jesse Chavez…...

2+ hour ago (578+ words) The Toronto Blue Jays are spending aggressively this offseason after falling one win short of a championship. Following their Game 7 World Series loss to the Dodgers, the organization has already committed over $240 million in free agent deals and continues targeting elite talent to return to the Fall Classic. Jon Heyman of the New York Post reported that "Japanese 3B/1B Kazuma Okamoto also has big interest, including from the Red Sox, Pirates and Jays." The report positions Toronto as part of a three-team leading group pursuing the 29-year-old corner infielder. Okamoto spent 11 seasons with the Yomiuri Giants, establishing himself as one of NPB's premier power hitters. He posted a .277/.361/.521 career line with 248 home runs and earned six NPB All-Star selections. He won three Central League home run titles and hit 30-plus homers in six consecutive seasons from 2018 to 2023, peaking at 41 in 2023. His…...

2+ hour ago (534+ words) The Detroit Tigers enter the offseason just as they did last year with one name at the top of their wish list who they still see as the perfect fit to add to their lineup and clubhouse. Of course, Detroit was heavily involved in the pursuit of Alex Bregman a year ago and just could not get it across the finish line once the Boston Red Sox swooped in with a massive short-term deal. That deal contained opt outs though, and now the Tigers get d'j" vu with Bregman hitting the market again. Just as he was a year ago, Bregman's combination of an elite right-handed bat, excellent defense at Detroit's biggest position of need and the allure of adding a championship player to a young team looking to take the next step make him the dream target. As the…...

2+ hour, 29+ min ago (493+ words) The Detroit Tigers have been an often talked-about team this offseason in the starting pitcher market. While Tarik Skubal is drawing the most attention, the Tigers are still looking to make upgrades to the rotation. With Casey Mize, Jakc Flaherty, and Skubal as the core of the rotation, Detroit could use some more depth behind that trio at the very least. And according to Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic, the Tigers are making one such depth signing, agreeing to terms on a one-year deal with a KBO pitcher coming off a 2.25 ERA season, who last pitched in the Majors back in 2021. "Free-agent right-hander Drew Anderson in agreement with Tigers on a one-year deal with club option, pending physical, sources tell @TheAthletic," Rosenthal reported. Drew Anderson has spent the last four years playing internationally, as his last MLB stint came in…...

2+ hour, 30+ min ago (343+ words) The older I get, the more I realize that nobody really knows anything in this game. We can prognosticate, and we can guess, and for the most part, this sport is just about who guesses the highest percentage of the time correctly. Some moves that were lauded at the time turned out to be disastrous, and others that were criticized turned out to be undeniable wins. I'm not going to sit here and act like this is a move that's dead on arrival, but it's certainly not a move that will inspire a ton of The older I get, the more I realize that nobody really knows anything in this game. We can prognosticate, and we can guess, and for the most part, this sport is just about who guesses the highest percentage of the time correctly. Some moves that…...

2+ hour, 37+ min ago (421+ words) December 5, 2025 / 10:22 PM CST / CBS Chicago It was supposed to be a memorable day at the Bears game for a Chicago family, but they said not only did they not get into Soldier Field, they believe they were scammed out of about $15,000. The Valdez family said it has been one hurdle after another to try and get their money back. Maysoon Nasir, the woman who sold the tickets, is already facing criminal charges for a similar scheme in 2023, when she allegedly swindled people out of thousands of dollars on their dream vacations. "After the radiation, we wanted to celebrate. His favorite football team is the Pittsburgh Steelers," Valdez said. Last month, the Steelers played the Bears at Soldier Field, so Valdez and about 30 family members bought tickets and a tailgate package through M&M Events and Promotions. "We get a text…...