Report: Luis Arraez, Padres settle at $14M for 2025
The Padres have yet to confirm the report. Arraez, 27, batted .314 last season while winning his third consecutive batting title. The three-time All-Star infielder was the first person to win three straight titles with three different teams -- he won the American League crown in 2022 with the Minnesota Twins and the National League title with the Miami Marlins in 2023.
The New York Mets could show interest in free-agent right fielder Anthony Santander if the team can't re-sign Pete Alonso, ...
Catcher Tyler Stephenson, who made $2.525 million last year, was the only unsigned arbitration-eligible player for the Reds ...
Diamond Kinetics, MLB’s Trusted Youth Development Platform, continues to transform youth baseball and softball development ...
Pete Alonso would be a fascinating addition for the Boston Red Sox, but one MLB insider believes a signing is unlikely.
The Kansas City Royals avoided arbitration with six remaining arbitration-eligible players ahead of the 2025 season. The ...
The Braves' dominant closer cracked MLB Network's top reliever list, and he's arguably a little lower on the list than he ...
MLB Network is continuing its annual tradition of ranking the “Top 10 Players Right Now” at each position. Using rankings ...
On Thursday’s podcast, Paul Hoynes and Joe Noga look at how MLB Network arrived at its rankings and whether or not they agree ...
It looks like it’s still difficult to knock the Atlanta Braves down a peg, no matter how poorly last season ended or how ...
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A's outfielder Brent Rooker was said to be a possible target for several teams seeking a power upgrade, but in the middle of ...
Starting pitcher Framber Valdez and the Houston Astros agreed to a one-year, $18 million contract to avoid arbitration on ...
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