The hell kinda fuckery is this?
Report: Yamamoto's opt-outs tied to elbow health
The opt-outs in free agent starter Yoshinobu Yamamoto's record $325 million, 12-year contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers are uniquely tied to the health of his pitching elbow, a report by the Associated Press said on Tuesday.www.espn.com
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Something interesting to think about from the Philadelphia Inquirer......
The Dodgers have had a heck of an offseason, but the second half of that lineup still looks like a place where a lot of bad things can happen. Max Muncy had a .713 OPS and 21 home runs just two years ago. James Outman had a .742 OPS in his last 107 games. Chris Taylor had a .677 OPS in 2022. Jason Heyward had a .606 OPS in the two seasons before 2023. Gavin Lux has a .712 OPS in 1,003 career plate appearances.
Granted, the first four hitters in the order are as good as it gets. But people are overstating just how helpless the rest of the National League is. This was an offseason borne more of necessity than luxury for the Dodgers, with J.D. Martinez hitting free agency, Clayton Kershaw’s future up in the air, and Julio Urias facing a lengthy suspension.
The hell kinda fuckery is this?
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Something interesting to think about from the Philadelphia Inquirer......
The Dodgers have had a heck of an offseason, but the second half of that lineup still looks like a place where a lot of bad things can happen. Max Muncy had a .713 OPS and 21 home runs just two years ago. James Outman had a .742 OPS in his last 107 games. Chris Taylor had a .677 OPS in 2022. Jason Heyward had a .606 OPS in the two seasons before 2023. Gavin Lux has a .712 OPS in 1,003 career plate appearances.
Granted, the first four hitters in the order are as good as it gets. But people are overstating just how helpless the rest of the National League is. This was an offseason borne more of necessity than luxury for the Dodgers, with J.D. Martinez hitting free agency, Clayton Kershaw’s future up in the air, and Julio Urias facing a lengthy suspension.
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Sources: Dodgers keep busy, add OF Hernández
The Dodgers have agreed to a one-year, $23.5 million deal with Teoscar Hernández, with sources telling ESPN that $8.5 million of that will be deferred, to be paid off between 2030 and 2039.
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Marcus Stroman “Seriously Interested” in Signing With Yankees
The Yankees have not yet made an offer to the right-handed pitcher.www.si.com
Marcus Stroman barely hides desire for Yankees trade: ‘Built for this’
Marcus Stroman wouldn’t come out and say he wanted to pitch for the Yankees. After all, he’s spent his career in the AL East with the Blue Jays. But there was no doubting the right-hander would emb…
Marcus Stroman would be a great Yankee if he didn't hate the Yankees
The New York Yankees could use Marcus Stroman after his opt out, but he hates them, so...no.
Yankees say ‘no thanks’ to cocky ex-Mets pitcher who ripped team, fans on way out
The right-hander's interest in the Yankees is not mutual.www.nj.com
Stroman criticizes Yankees during Twitter feud with fans
You can probably cross off the New York Yankees as a possible destination for free-agent right-hander Marcus Stroman.Yankees fans were in an uproar after the 30-year-old essentially wrote off the idea of playing for the Bronx Bombers on Tuesday when he replied to a fan on Twitter...
Sources: Yankees add Stroman for 2 years, $37M
The Yankees are filling out their rotation, reaching an agreement with Marcus Stroman on a two-year, $37 million contract that includes a vesting player option, sources said.
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Sources: Yankees add Stroman for 2 years, $37M
The Yankees are filling out their rotation, reaching an agreement with Marcus Stroman on a two-year, $37 million contract that includes a vesting player option, sources said.
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Hicks joins Angels, still owed $19M by Yankees
Veteran outfielder Aaron Hicks, 34, has agreed to terms with the Los Angeles Angels on a one-year deal but will still continue to collect $19 million from the New York Yankees, who released him in May.
Angelos reportedly to sell Orioles for $1.725B
John Angelos' sale of the Orioles to private equity billionaires David Rubenstein and Mike Arougheti reportedly values the team at $1.725 billion.
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