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33+ min ago (378+ words) The Los Angeles Dodgers are heading into 2026 with momentum toward building a dynasty after winning a second straight World Series title. The front office has continued to be aggressive in both the free agent and trade markets, intent on assembling a roster capable of a three-peat. Earlier this week, they signed closing pitcher Edwin Diaz to a three-year, $69 million contract to solidify what was arguably their only weakness, the bullpen. Now reports have surfaced that the Dodgers are interested in trading for left-handed starter Tarik Skubal, widely regarded as the best pitcher in baseball and currently with the Detroit Tigers. According to Alden Gonzalez of ESPN, the Dodgers were willing to consider moving right-handed starter Tyler Glasnow as a potential headliner in a deal for Skubal. "Tyler Glasnow's name has come up in conversations, and the Dodgers would not be…...

54+ min ago (284+ words) MLB News: Kansas City Royals star Bobby Witt Jr. and his wife Maggie celebrated their first wedding anniversary, a quiet milestone reflecting their nearly nine- Not every meaningful moment in Bobby Witt Jr.s life plays out in front of a crowd Some happen quietly, away from the noise that usually follows his name Sunday was one of those moments The Kansas City Royals shortstop marked his first wedding anniversary with his wife Maggie, a milestone that carried more history than headlines.Their relationship did not begin with fame or expectations It started years earlier in Colleyville, Texas, when they were still in high school Long before contracts and seasons shaped their calendar, they were simply growing up together Nearly nine years later, that same relationship reached its first year of marriage, grounded in time spent side by side rather…...

59+ min ago (582+ words) Dec 14, 2025 | 10:14 PM EST Remember that much-talked-about tussle between Rafael Devers and the Boston Red Sox earlier this year? It all started when Devers was asked to move over to first base, a switch he wasn't exactly comfortable with. Fast-forward a bit, and he ends up getting traded to the Giants. But the irony is, he made his debut there as a first baseman! "I would say right now, Raffi's a better defender at first base. He really improved over his time last year, working there over Jesus, probably a legitimate two-month span. But I think we're looking at someone that's potentially an above-average to plus defensive first baseman." Minasian shared the Giants' thoughts with Devers. It sounds like we will be seeing a lot more of Rafael Devers at first base for the @SFGiants. " MLB Network Radio on SiriusXM (@MLBNetworkRadio)…...

1+ hour, 2+ min ago (581+ words) The Yankees never wanted to trade pitcher Michael King. They loved the right-hander when he was a multi-innings, high-leverage reliever at the start of his career and they loved him after he went into their rotation in August 2023. Reluctantly, they had to do it. That's the only way the Padres would sign off on trading star outfielder Juan Soto during the 2023 Winter Meetings. King was the centerpiece of the Padres' return in a blockbuster deal on Dec. 7, 2023 that sent Soto and center fielder Trent Grisham to New York for King, young pitchers Randy Vasquez, Jhony Brito and Drew Thorpe, and veteran catcher Kyle Higashioka. Two years later, King is a free agent and the Yankees would like to get him back even though their loaded with starting pitching. According to the Boston Globe, King is considering signing with the Yankees…...

1+ hour, 7+ min ago (315+ words) Tyler Glasnow's name may have surfaced in trade conversations this winter. Still, the Dodgers' right-hander said that the Dodgers reached out to him to assure him he wasn't going anywhere. That has more to do with how Los Angeles is thinking about its pitching staff heading into another title defense than a possible blockbuster. Glasnow recently said on MLB Network Radio that Dodgers president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman told him directly he is not being traded. That clarity matters, because on paper Glasnow is the kind of pitcher rival teams ask about. He does not have a no-trade clause, his contract is manageable by market standards, and his performance has been consistently elite when healthy. But for the Dodgers, keeping Glasnow is less about ignoring trade value and more about managing risk. Los Angeles is coming off back-to-back World…...

1+ hour, 12+ min ago (362+ words) There is plenty of smoke connecting Tarik Skubal to the Dodgers, as the depth of their farm system - and the breadth of their bank account - makes them an easy trade partner. For the sake of parity in MLB, however, fans ought to hope one of these other teams can outbid L.A. in the end. The Chicago Cubs certainly have the prospect capital to pique Detroit's interest, from MLB-ready hitters like Owen Caissie, Moiss Ballesteros and Kevin Alctara, to young pitchers like Jaxon Wiggins and Cade Horton. But can Chicago responsibly engage in another high-profile rental after the Kyle Tucker saga? That's up for debate. That said, Dombrowski puts great value on high-level pitching and the Phillies immediately become Los Angeles' greatest challenger in the National League with a five-man rotation of Skubal, Cristopher Snchez, Zack Wheeler, Jess Luzardo and Aaron Nola....

1+ hour, 16+ min ago (433+ words) Dec 14, 2025 | 9:57 PM EST Back in early November, our headline read: Juan Soto would love to see Pete Alonso back on the Mets roster next season. Soto didn't hide how he felt at the time. "He's one of the best power hitters of this generation," Soto said then. "I really enjoyed my time with him in a Mets uniform, and I hope we can have many more moments together." Fast forward to now, and that hope has never come to fruition. Alonso is gone, signing a five-year deal with the Orioles, leaving Mets fans wondering what could've been. Given how outspoken Soto was just a few months ago during the captaincy discussions involving Francisco Lindor and Starling Marte, many expected him to be just as candid about the Mets losing their all-time home run leader. So, what's Soto feeling in the…...

1+ hour, 24+ min ago (292+ words) Free agent righthander Michael King has the Red Sox, Yankees, and Orioles among the teams he is considering, a major league source told the Globe on Sunday. King was 18-12 with a 3.10 ERA and 10.1 strikeouts per nine innings the last two seasons for the Padres. The 30-year-old played at Bishop Hendricken High in Rhode Island, then pitched at Boston College from 2014-16. He had a 3.38 ERA over 115 games with the Yankees from 2019-23. After working as a multi-inning reliever, King started his final eight games for the Yankees in 2023 and had a 1.88 ERA. He was sent to the Padres after that season as part of the trade that returned Juan Soto. Over his career, King is 18-21 with a 3.35 ERA in 64 starts. His presence would further improve a Red Sox rotation that has already added Sonny Gray and Johan Ovideo via trade this offseason…...

1+ hour, 26+ min ago (359+ words) MLB News: Tyler Glasnow addressed trade rumors linking him to the Detroit Tigers, confirming he spoke directly with Dodgers President Andrew Friedman. Friedman The conversation around the Los Angeles Dodgers shifted quietly this week, not through a press release or a front office briefing, but through the voice of a player who needed clarity Tyler Glasnow did not seek headlines, yet his words brought calm to a situation that had begun to feel unsettled behind the scenes.Trade speculation has a way of creeping into clubhouses, especially when contenders explore big moves For Glasnow, the rumors struck a deeper nerve This was not just about roster math or market value It was about belonging, about security, and about holding onto a place he now calls home Speaking on MLB Network Radio, the veteran pitcher chose honesty over spin, offering a…...

1+ hour, 41+ min ago (720+ words) Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart is tackled by'the Washington Commanders at MetLife stadium on'Sunday. Credit: Ed Murray The Giants vowed to come back renewed after their bye week. Instead, they fell back into their losing ways. The Commanders, starting backup quarterback Marcus Mariota, won, 29-21, at MetLife Stadium on Sunday. The Giants (2-12) lost their eighth straight game and could only blame themselves for wasting opportunities. Their much-maligned defense forced two turnovers in the fourth quarter, including Abdul Carter forcing and recovering a fumble with 2:38 left.' But'the Giants couldn't capitalize when Jaxson Dart's fourth-down pass to Wan'Dale Robinson sailed incomplete. Wasted opportunities, including drops and poorly timed penalties, cost the Giants from adding points. Nothing proved more crushing than a sequence early in the fourth quarter. Trailing 29-14, Dart threw a 42-yard pass to Theo Johnson to get to the Commanders' 9-yard line. Daniel…...