Minh Hieu

Whenever the risk of a lockout after the 2026 season is mentioned, people immediately point the finger at the Los Angeles Dodgers. Spending money like there's no tomorrow. Deferral upon deferral. A team that the rest of MLB can't—and doesn't want to—emulate. But if you look closer, the Dodgers aren't the core problem. The Milwaukee Brewers are the most dangerous manifestation of the disease MLB is trying to avoid. The ... Read more

When Athletics signed Shotaro Morii last season, it wasn't just an international signing. It was an ambitious statement. A Japanese player bypassed the familiar route through the NPB, went straight to America, and carried a bold promise: I'll do both. No one seriously compared Morii to Shohei Ohtani—at least not publicly. But deep down, everyone understood why that name always came up in conversation. A two-way player at ... Read more

When Athletics signed Shotaro Morii last season, it wasn't just an international signing. It was an ambitious statement. A Japanese player bypassed the familiar route through the NPB, went straight to America, and carried a bold promise: I'll do both. No one seriously compared Morii to Shohei Ohtani—at least not publicly. But deep down, everyone understood why that name always came up in conversation. A two-way player at ... Read more

When Eugenio Suárez entered the free agency market, the Seattle Mariners were forced to confront a familiar reality: they couldn't rely on the same old option forever. Suárez brought power, explosive moments—but also the inconsistency the Mariners had come to live with. And while many thought Seattle was just looking for a “backup plan,” another name began to emerge in a rather… unsettling way: Miguel Andujar. Fansided ... Read more