Minh Hieu

As the offseason progresses, the signals from the Seattle Mariners become clearer: they won't be looking for an outside savior for third base. The free agent market isn't attractive enough. Trade negotiations are focused on second base. And so, the Mariners are doing what they believe in most—giving opportunities to their own players. Two names have emerged for the 2026 hot corner: Ben Williamson and Colt Emerson. Two ... Read more

The Toronto Blue Jays are facing a paradox rarely seen in modern MLB: they have too many good pitchers—to the point that it's starting to become a problem. According to MLB.com insider Keegan Matheson, the Blue Jays' current pitching picture is like a "musical chairs" game that's been going on for too long. There are only five chairs, but more people. And "sooner or later," as Matheson writes, "something will have to make ... Read more

The Toronto Blue Jays are facing a paradox rarely seen in modern MLB: they have too many good pitchers—to the point that it's starting to become a problem. According to MLB.com insider Keegan Matheson, the Blue Jays' current pitching picture is like a "musical chairs" game that's been going on for too long. There are only five chairs, but more people. And "sooner or later," as Matheson writes, "something will have to make ... Read more

The Baltimore Orioles need a frontline starter—that's no longer a question. And Framber Valdez, the last remaining big name on the free market, is still… waiting. In theory, it's a perfect match. In reality, the prolonged silence speaks volumes—about both Valdez and the Orioles themselves. When the offseason began, Valdez was considered the market's number one ace. But as the season progressed, that value was increasingly ... Read more

The Baltimore Orioles need a frontline starter—that's no longer a question. And Framber Valdez, the last remaining big name on the free market, is still… waiting. In theory, it's a perfect match. In reality, the prolonged silence speaks volumes—about both Valdez and the Orioles themselves. When the offseason began, Valdez was considered the market's number one ace. But as the season progressed, that value was increasingly ... Read more