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5+ min ago (1804+ words) Keep track of all the latest offseason rumors pertaining to the Phillies on'Phillies Nation. Friday, Dec. 5: Updates on Kyle Schwarber, Ranger Su'rez, Harrison Bader and others' Could multiple Phillies free agents sign at next week's Baseball Winter Meetings? Jeff Passan and Buster Olney of ESPN have a few relevant updates.' Schwarber's signing could open the floodgates for the rest of the position player market. Passan writes that teams believe that a five-year guarantee is what it will take to sign Schwarber. Once at least one team gets there, other teams "will start pivoting, and the action will pick up demonstrably." Speaking of Bellinger, Passan mentions that the Phillies have interest, along with the Yankees and Mets. Perhaps the most interesting Phillies-related note from the story is that top Japanese starting pitcher Tatsuya Imai could sign with an east coast team....
Atlanta Braves emerging as contender for free agency splash | Sporting News
11+ min ago (322+ words) The Atlanta Braves suffered through an incredibly disappointing 2025 MLB season. When all was said and done, the team was only able to muster up a 76-86 record. With that finish to the year, the Braves ended up being fourth place in the National League East division. Clearly, that is not where the franchise wants to be moving forward. Keeping that in mind, Atlanta has been a team mentioned in quite a few offseason rumors. If the Braves truly want to get back into World Series contention, they're going to need to bring in some pieces. Recently, they have been connected to potentially making a big-time splash in MLB free agency. Adding to the offense should be a top priority for Atlanta. One intriguing player to watch could be Toronto Blue Jays shortstop Bo Bichette. MORE:New York Mets given shocking MLB…...
Water Main Break Cancels Racing Dec. 5 at Fair Grounds
12+ min ago (90+ words) Due to an ongoing interruption of water service, "the Dec. 5 racing card at Fair Grounds is canceled."The water main break in the neighborhood of the track is being addressed. Racing at Fair Grounds Due to an ongoing interruption of water service, the Dec. 5 racing card at Fair Grounds Race Course & Slots is canceled."The water main break in the neighborhood of the track is being addressed. Racing is still scheduled on Saturday and Sunday with a first post of 12:45 p.m. CT." "...
Dependable 3.20 ERA All-Star seen as 'target' for Astros | Sporting News
13+ min ago (325+ words) The Houston Astros are one of the many teams searching for additions to their starting rotation during the Major League Baseball offseason." Right-hander Hunter Brown capped off a tremendous 2025 season by earning a third-place finish in the American League Cy Young Award voting." With MLB's winter meetings approaching, ESPN's Jeff Passan thinks the Astros may target 30-year-old left-hander Ranger Suarez, who just completed his eighth season with the Philadelphia Phillies." "Teams in the mix for Suarez believe he's the next big-time starter off the board," Passan wrote Friday. "Though the 30-year-old won't fetch a Dylan Cease-level deal, he long has been a target for Houston, which balks at deals beyond six years, and Baltimore, which is seeking a top-end rotation piece."" Suarez may seek a contract longer than six years, which could complicate things for the Astros, who don't seem…...
'What a loser': Blue Jays SickKids fans chirp Freddie Freeman in hilarious fundraising video
22+ min ago (508+ words) Freddie Freeman may be proud of his Canadian roots and keen to display them when playing in the World Baseball Classic but was his participation in a celebrity production for a terrific Toronto charity a little too soon? In a hilarious, all-in-good-fun video created and produced by Canadian actor Ryan Reynolds, the Los Angeles Dodgers all-star first baseman is roundly jeered by a handful of Canadian children who are part of Toronto SickKids patient ambassadors program. Freeman was Reynolds" celebrity guest in his annual Ugly Christmas Sweater video, which supports the Toronto SickKids Foundation, a key fundraiser for the hospital over the holiday season. In the video, Freeman receives some mock grief from a handful of SickKids patients as he enters a hospital room. "What a loser," the first one says. "Trust me man, we know who you are," says…...
'What a loser': Blue Jays SickKids fans chirp Freddie Freeman in hilarious fund-raising video
22+ min ago (508+ words) Freddie Freeman may be proud of his Canadian roots and keen to display them when playing in the World Baseball Classic but was his participation in a celebrity production for a terrific Toronto charity a little too soon? In a hilarious, all-in-good-fun video created and produced by Canadian actor Ryan Reynolds, the Los Angeles Dodgers all-star first baseman is roundly jeered by a handful of Canadian children who are part of Toronto SickKids patient ambassadors program. Freeman was Reaves" celebrity guest in his annual Ugly Christmas Sweater video, which supports the Toronto SickKids Foundation, a key fundraiser for the hospital over the holiday season. In the video, Freeman receives some mock grief from a handful of SickKids patients as he enters a hospital room. "What a loser," the first one says. "Trust me man, we know who you are," says…...
'What a loser': Blue Jays SickKids fans chirp Freddie Freeman in hilarious fund-raising video
22+ min ago (508+ words) Freddie Freeman may be proud of his Canadian roots and keen to display them when playing in the World Baseball Classic but was his participation in a celebrity production for a terrific Toronto charity a little too soon? In a hilarious, all-in-good-fun video created and produced by Canadian actor Ryan Reynolds, the Los Angeles Dodgers all-star first baseman is roundly jeered by a handful of Canadian children who are part of Toronto SickKids patient ambassadors program. Freeman was Reaves" celebrity guest in his annual Ugly Christmas Sweater video, which supports the Toronto SickKids Foundation, a key fundraiser for the hospital over the holiday season. In the video, Freeman receives some mock grief from a handful of SickKids patients as he enters a hospital room. "What a loser," the first one says. "Trust me man, we know who you are," says…...
Kyle Schwarber free agent rumor would be worst possible outcome for Phillies | Sporting News
22+ min ago (310+ words) The Philadelphia Phillies are trying to re-sign designated hitter Kyle Schwarber this offseason, but it's proving to be a difficult process. With plenty of teams interested in Schwarber, the Phillies have to contend with a busy market in retaining the fan favorite slugger. But, amid the constant rumors and updates, one from ESPN's Buster Olney'would be the worst possible outcome for the Phillies with Schwarber this winter, as the rival New York Mets could make the offseason a disaster for the Phillies. "The juiciest rumor I heard this week was the notion that the Mets could push the Phillies for Schwarber," Olney reports, "and there are a lot of reasons this could make sense." With the Mets potentially losing Pete Alonso in free agency, signing Schwarber to be the team's new premier power-hitter could be a great way for the…...
Michael Kay gives bleak offseason outlook for budget-concerned Yankees
33+ min ago (641+ words) Don't expect Santa Claus to bring many free-agent gifts, Yankees fans. Yankees play-by-play television voice Michael Kay offered a bleak outlook Thursday for the Yankees' offseason due to a desire to reduce payroll to less than $300 million. "There's a good chance everybody, that the Yankees' intent at this point on Dec. 4 is to in fact be under the $300 million threshold," Kay said on his self-named ESPN radio show. However, Kay did question whether the Yankees will actually hold to that goal since it would be hard to improve the team while lowering payroll. "And if you're going to improve last year's team, you can't do that (cut payroll to be under $300 million)," Kay said. "You can't do it. And that's why, if in fact it's true that they are not going over $300 million " I have to wait and see if…...
Braves sign former Astros, Yankees veteran outfielder | Sporting News
34+ min ago (341+ words) The Atlanta Braves are not one of the teams expected to be big spenders this winter, but they are looking to address a few key spots on the team. Shortstop is the big priority, but the Braves are also looking to make a few additions elsewhere to round out the roster. Depth additions are important, and the Braves recently made one such move. According to Aram Leighton of Just Baseball, the Braves are signing a former Houston Astros and New York Yankees veteran outfielder to a one-year deal. "The Braves and outfielder Ben Gamel have agreed to a minor league deal, sources tell @JustBB_Media," Leighton reported. Gamel spent the 2025 season in the minor leagues with the Detroit Tigers and the Los Angeles Angels. While he was "battling injuries" as Leighton reports, when he played, he posted a .914 OPS with eight home…...