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Dec 7, 2023 · WINTER MEETINGS: Shohei Ohtani rumors, Juan Soto trade destination come to forefront. Sporting News will be tracking all the latest news and rumors from the 2023 Winter Meetings.
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ESPN. From predicting who will sign where -- and when -- to the latest buzz from Nashville, here's everything you need as baseball's hot stove season heats up.
- Braves Add Joe Jimenez to Bullpen
- Red Sox Add Japanese Star
- Aledmys Diaz Signs with Athletics
- Is Xander Bogaerts Staying in Boston?
- Willson Contreras Reaches Deal with Cardinals
- Red Sox Fill Closer Hole with Kenley Jansen
- Mets Add More Rotation Help with Jose Quintana
- Giants Turn Attention to High-Profile Shortstops
- Aaron Judge Staying with Yankees on mega-deal
- Cubs Closing in on Jameson Taillon
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Date: Wednesday, Dec. 7 Source: Atlanta Braves The Braves swung a small trade for Tigers reliever Joe Jimenez, sending prospects Justyn-Henry Malloy and Jake Higginbotham to Detroit. Jimenez had the best season of his career out of the Tigers' bullpen in 2022 and will be a free-agent after 2023.
Date: Wednesday, Dec. 7 Source: Jeff Passan, ESPN The Red Sox went international to bolster their lineup, agreeing to a five-year, $90 million deal with Masataka Yoshida. Yoshida was an on-base machine for the Orix Buffaloes and is still only 29 years old. Boston also had to pay a $15.4 million posting fee to land Yoshida's rights, so their total c...
Date: Wednesday, Dec. 7 Source: Joel Sherman After winning the World Series with the Astros, Aledmys Diaz is staying the AL West. The Athletics are reportedly inking Diaz to a two-year deal worth around $14 million, per Joel Sherman.
Date: Wednesday, Dec. 7 Source:Jon Heyman, New York Post / Peter Abraham, Boston Globe Hours after their division rivals dug deep to retain a superstar free agent, the Red Sox may be doing the same. Jon Heymanreports the Sox are in "heavy discussions" to retain Xander Bogaerts, one of the elite shortstops on the open market. Peter Abraham says the ...
Date: Wednesday, Dec. 7 Source:Jeff Passan, ESPN Longtime Cubs catcher Willson Contreras has absconded for a division rival. The Cardinals signed Contreras to a five-year contract worth $87.5 million, plugging their catcher hole after Yadier Molina's retirement.
Date: Wednesday, Dec. 7 Source:Jeff Passan, ESPN After going closer-by-committee in 2022, the Red Sox are adding a seasoned arm to the back of their bullpen for 2023 in Kenley Jansen. Jeff Passan reports the former Dodgers and Braves closer has agreed to a two-year, $32 million deal with Boston. Tanner Houck, Matt Barnes and John Schreiber led the ...
Date: Wednesday, Dec. 7 Source: Ken Rosenthal and Will Sammon, The Athletic The rotation hole left by the departure of Jacob deGrom, Taijuan Walker and presumably Chris Bassitt from Queens will be filled not only by Justin Verlander, but also veteran lefty Jose Quintana. The Athletic reports the longtime Chicago rotation fixture for both the White ...
Date: Wednesday, Dec. 7 Source: Bob Nightengale, USA Today After missing out on Aaron Judge, the Giants will turn their attention to the star shortstops on the market, Bob Nightengale reports. Carlos Correa, Xander Bogaerts and Dansby Swanson all are in line to sign hefty deals, albeit not as hefty as Judge's.
Date: Wednesday, Dec. 7 Source:Jon Morosi, MLB Network / Ken Rosenthal, The Athletic The most anticipated news of the hot stove season dropped early Wednesday morning with Jon Morosi's reportthat Aaron Judge had agreed to return to the Yankees. Ken Rosenthal followed minutes later with the terms: nine years for $360 million. It's the third-highest ...
Date:Tuesday, Dec. 6 Source:Mark Feinsand, MLB.com The Cubs and starter Jameson Taillon are trying to finalize a deal, according to Mark Feinsand. Joel Sherman reports Taillon and the Cubs are meeting Tuesday night to try to reach the finish line. Taillon had a few ups and downs with the Yankees in 2022, but he proved he can stay healthy and re-est...
Follow the latest updates from the MLB Winter Meetings in San Diego, where teams and players negotiate deals for the 2022 free agency class. See who stayed, who went and who got paid in this offseason's hot stove season.
- Anthony Castrovince
- A run of record-breaking signings could continue. It was just a bit before midnight ET (which means it was roughly beer-thirty in San Diego) when Cole and the Yankees agreed to a record-setting pitching pact on the penultimate night of the 2019 Winter Meetings.
- History could repeat itself in Nashville. A young slugger entering his age-25 season on a Hall of Fame trajectory was put on the trade block by a team paring payroll, and the resulting swap lit up the Winter Meetings.
- The pitching markets are percolating. We’re not going to see a contract for a full-time pitcher that rivals the Cole deal, of course. But a free-agent market high on both supply and demand has already been initiated by Aaron Nola re-signing with the Phillies and the Cardinals’ aggressive moves for Sonny Gray, Lance Lynn and Kyle Gibson.
- The Draft Lottery has created new intrigue. A fun new wrinkle of the Winter Meetings is the MLB Draft Lottery, which debuted last year and instantly demonstrated its appeal.
Dec 7, 2022 · Winter meetings predictions Who will be the biggest name to sign in San Diego? Bradford Doolittle: Jeff Passan recently wrote that there is a good possibility Aaron Judge's free agency will end ...
Dec 4, 2023 · 0:37. Major League Baseball's annual winter meetings are underway in Nashville, where the hot stove should really start to boil over. Shohei Ohtani's free agency is the talk of baseball,...
