The non-tender deadline is Friday evening which means the SF Giants are going to have to decide if they want to offer contracts to arbitration-eligible players. There are some obvious names they will retain, but three players could be on their way out the door. Let's take a look at the three Giants who seem most likely to be non-tendered which would make them free agents. 3 SF Giants team may move on from at ... Read more
The Giants shock fans by parting ways with a suddenly dominant southpaw as roster shakeups continue.yv
Friday was the non-tender deadline in MLB and the SF Giants had three arbitration-eligible players who were in danger of not being tendered a contract. They surprisingly decided to cut ties with left-handed reliever Joey Lucchesi amidst these moves. The Giants designated catcher Andrew Knizner for assignment in order to make room for newly acquired outfielder Joey Wiemer on the 40-man ... Read more
🔥 HOT NEWS: St. Louis shakes up the offseason by non-tendering a fan favorite along with key players from blockbuster trades ⚡.yv
The St. Louis Cardinals have continued their busy first offseason under the leadership of new president of baseball operations Chaim Bloom tonight by clearing more clutter from their roster. Tonight was the deadline for all MLB teams to tender contracts to players over whom they still have club control, and the organization decided to part ways with multiple names of note as Bloom seeks to shake up the Cardinals' ... Read more
💥 BREAKING NEWS: A St. Louis Cardinals non-tender instantly turns one player into the Athletics’ hottest offseason target ⚡.yv
The Athletics are in the market for a second baseman, a third baseman, help in the starting rotation, and perhaps a left-handed relief pitcher if they have time. The St. Louis Cardinals have a slew of targets for the A's to consider, like Brendan Donovan at second, or Sonny Gray in the rotation on the trade market. On Friday, the Cardinals decided to non-tender lefty relief pitcher John King, making him ... Read more
💥 BREAKING NEWS: The Tigers shock fans by cutting ties with a veteran utility man at the non-tender deadline ⚡.yv
The Tigers reached agreements with three arbitration-eligible players: Catcher Jake Rogers ($3.05 million); outfielder Matt Vierling ($3.26 million); and right-handed reliever Beau Brieske ($1.16 million). Although they have not yet agreed to new deals, the Tigers tendered 2026 contracts to eight other arbitration-eligible players: left-handed pitchers Tarik Skubal and Tyler Holton; right-handed pitchers Casey Mize and Will ... Read more