#baseball-free-agency

#baseball-free-agency

I think it was good. Came up, obviously a young guy, didn't really know what to expect. Obviously struggled at the start. Being in a new clubhouse, being around guys who had show time, kind of everything, playing against better competition. I think just getting up here, getting my feet wet, it made the transition coming into this year super easy, just because I'm pretty comfortable.

Andrew Berry stated, 'I don't know that we're going to be picking six at the end of April, and if we are picking six, I have no idea what we're going to take at this point.'

"I'm pretty insulated from a lot of stuff that's out there. The stuff that I do see or hear, I don't really care anyway because it doesn't have anything to do with the play. I'm just thinking about getting back to execution and executing my pitches."

Cade Horton will head back to Chicago this weekend to get some imaging done, and this 'will be an IL stint.' Early talk has some optimism....Horton said it started in his wrist, then got tight in forearm, so he wanted to be proactive and not push it.

The Blue Jays announced that they have signed left-hander Patrick Corbin to a one-year deal and optioned him to Low-A Dunedin. It's worth $1MM, per Mitch Bannon of The Athletic.

George Kirby takes the mound for the Mariners to make his second start this season. He has a 1.50 ERA and 9.0 strikeouts per nine innings while opponents are hitting .105 against him.

Jack Anderson fell into a 4-0 deficit in the third inning via a grand slam that put St. Paul's win expectation at 88%, but the bullpen gave the team the opportunity to catch up.

The owners of Major League Baseball's 30 teams, who made their wealth through the workings of free enterprise capitalism, want to limit what players can be paid. This apparent political and philosophical irony will most likely lead to a shutdown of baseball at the end of this season.

Three more teams have officially entered the Bo Bichette sweepstakes according to New York Post insider Jon Heyman, further intensifying what is shaping up to be one of the most competitive free-agent markets of the offseason. The New York Yankees, Los Angeles Dodgers, and Chicago Cubs have all checked in on Bichette, adding three high-profile contenders to the mix. The Yankees and Dodgers, in particular, are no strangers to high-end free agents,