With the Cardinals now embarking on a full rebuild period, it might be surprising if Brendan Donovan is still on the St. Louis roster by Opening Day. With two years of arbitration control remaining over Donovan, the Cards don’t necessarily have to move him this winter, as they could wait until the trade deadline or even next offseason if the offers just aren’t up to par over the next four months. But, ... Read more
Back-to-Back and Just Getting Started — Tarik Skubal’s Rise Has Cy Young Written All Over It.yv
Detroit — The appetizer portion of Tarik Skubal’s offseason is just about over. With the main course — likely his second straight American League Cy Young Award — coming in a little over a week, Skubal has nibbled on a pair of honors this week. On Wednesday, he won the MLBPA Players’ Choice Award for the most outstanding pitcher in the American League. And on Thursday, in a vote of the Detroit Chapter of the ... Read more
The Riley Greene Predictions Are In — and They Spell Trouble for the Tigers.yv
In 2025, Riley Greene became the first Detroit Tigers hitter to earn back-to-back All-Star selections since Miguel Cabrera. Now, he might be on track to become the franchise's highest-paid player since Cabrera as well. According to Bleacher Report's Kerry Miller, Greene falls into the category of "the truly elite talents who teams are hoping will be the highly productive face of the franchise for a decade or longer" and ... Read more
From Heartbreak to a $216 Million Payday — The Blue Jays Star Who’s About to Get Paid Big.yv
The Toronto Blue Jays battled to a Game 7 with the Los Angeles Dodgers in the World Series this year, but they ultimately came up one run short. Now they're headed for a very important offseason. Superstar shortstop Bo Bichette is headed for free agency after a very good season with the Blue Jays. He seems bound to land a huge contract this winter. NBC Sports' Matthew Pouliot recently projected Bichette would sign a ... Read more
Inside the Blue Jays’ Heartbreak — The Words That Broke the Silence After Game 7.yv
The Toronto Blue Jays have reflected on their agonizing loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 7 of the World Series. The Blue Jays looked set to win their first World Series since 1993 when they entered the ninth inning with a 4-3 lead. But with one out, and Toronto’s Jeff Hoffman facing the Dodgers’ No 9 hitter, Miguel Rojas, the reliever threw a hanging slider which Rojas launched for the tying ... Read more