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3+ min ago (310+ words) Detroit Tigers president of baseball operations Scott Harris said Detroit has no "untouchables" on the roster, stoking a rumor mill overflowing with Tarik Skubal trade scenarios at the MLB Winter Meetings this week. Skubal's dominance the past two seasons -- 31-10 record with a 2.30 ERA and 469 strikeouts in 62 games, resulting in consecutive Cy Young awards -- and his contract status entering a walk year usher the Tigers to a crossroads with the left-handed ace. On one hand, Harris understands he's coveted. On the other, keeping him in Detroit figures to be one rung above costly. The Los Angeles Dodgers likely set the baseline for an agreement last offseason, outbidding the Toronto Blue Jays and New York Yankees to sign Yoshinobu Yamamoto to a record-setting deal for a pitcher worth $325 million. That type of deal, with an annual average value between $30 million and $40 million,…...

5+ min ago (525+ words) Per Boston Red Sox reporter Tyler Milliken and "The Boston Globe," retaining all-star third baseman Alex Bregman this offseason remains a priority for the team. Bregman signed a three-year, $120 million contract with the Sox last offseason, but has exercised his opt-out clause following the 2025 season. Very interesting report after what we heard from Ken Rosenthal this morning. Now that he is on the open market and seemingly looking for a long-term contract, the Red Sox still maintain that keeping him in Boston is a priority for them. According to Milliken's report, sources both inside and outside the organization agree on this point. Boston had a chance while Bregman was with the team this season to extend him to a longer deal, but didn't pull the trigger on anything, which led to his ultimate opt-out of the final two years of…...

18+ min ago (510+ words) MLB's hot stove season is starting to heat up. Day two of the winter meetings has featured several key free agency signings across the league. The Atlanta Braves made a small move yesterday by signing James Karinchak to a minor-league deal, but more will need to be done this offseason by Atlanta's front office if they want to keep pace with other NL contenders. One way Atlanta could improve its roster, especially the backend of the bullpen, is by way of a trade. There have been some speculative rumors that the Braves may be willing to move on from catcher Sean Murphy due to Drake Baldwin's Rookie of the Year campaign. Could the San Diego Padres be a suitor? More MLB on Heavy: Yankees Get Bad News on 3-Time All-Star Closer After Record Deal The San Diego Padres may lose…...

20+ min ago (24+ words) ORLANDO, Fla. " The Pirates have been more aggressive in their approach this offseason, and baseball's most famous agent sees it as a good......

22+ min ago (192+ words) Don Mattingly's next gig is on the horizon. The former Yankees first baseman is expected to be the Phillies' bench coach in 2026. Philadelphia president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski said at the Winter Meetings last week that talks are progressing with Mattingly, who parted ways with the Blue Jays this year. "I think it'd be awesome," Phillies manager Rob Thomson said Monday, via The Athletic. "He's a perfect fit for our ball club " just his intelligence and presence and experience." Mattingly spent his entire 14-year career with the Yankees (1982-95), with whom he won the 1984 batting title, the 1985 AL MVP award and six All-Star nods. He spent 12 seasons managing the Dodgers (five years) and Marlins (seven years), and coached with the Yankees, Dodgers and Blue Jays. Mattingly reached the World Series for the first time this October with the Blue Jays....

23+ min ago (248+ words) Dec 9, 2025 | 12:32 PM EST This is what makes baseball exciting. Turn your head for a second, and you miss iconic moments. Kyle Schwarber was one of the biggest names in free agency, and with his signing a contract with the Phillies, there are only two more left. And one of them is Scott Boras's client, Cody Bellinger. And Boras is back to playing mind games. "I haven't met a team that dodges a five-tool player to fill the center field," said Scott Boras in an interview. "Outfielders that fly with power, they're rare birds." After the Phillies signed back Schwarber, Bellinger, other than Kyle Tucker, is the biggest outfielder in the market. Scott Boras has made it clear that many teams are interested in Bellinger, and if the Yankees want him, they need to move fast. Cody Bellinger had a solid…...

24+ min ago (309+ words) Fox News Flash top sports headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on FoxNews.com. The rich just keep on getting richer, as Edwin Diaz is set to join the Los Angeles Dodgers. The back-to-back reigning champions and Diaz reportedly agreed to a deal that will get them the best closer on the market, snatching Diaz away from Steve Cohen and the New York Mets following a seven-year stay." Diaz's deal is reportedly for three years, worth $69 million. New York Mets relief pitcher Edwin Diaz celebrates after defeating the Milwaukee Brewers at Citi Field." (Brad Penner/Imagn Images) Diaz's first season with the Mets was an absolute nightmare, as he posted a 5.59 ERA after leading the majors with 57 saves with the Seattle Mariners. But since then, he's been dominant with a 2.36 ERA, posting three campaigns of an ERA no higher…...

25+ min ago (132+ words) December 9, 2025 / 11:31 AM CST / CBS Texas The holidays are here and so is the Texas Rangers' 15th Annual Toy Drive. The toy drive, benefitting Mission Arlington-Mission Metroplex, will take place at Globe Life Field in Arlington on Dec. 9 from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Fans who bring a new, unwrapped toy will get a ticket to a select 2026 Texas Rangers home game. The toy drive will be hosted by Rangers outfielder Evan Carter and his wife, Kaylen. Other Rangers players, alumni and broadcasters will also be there to sign autographs." Fans who can't make it Tuesday night can also donate to Mission Arlington-Mission Metroplex's Amazon Wish List. You can watch in the player above from 5:30 p.m.-6 p.m....

29+ min ago (54+ words) The Philadelphia Phillies and Schwarber agreed to a five-year, $150 million contract Tuesday to keep the designated hitter and clubhouse leader in Philadelphia for the next half-decade, a CBS Sports source confirmed. Phillies, Kyle Schwarber agree to 5-year, $150 million contract Phillies, Kyle Schwarber agree to 5-year, $150 million contract...

30+ min ago (217+ words) It's a rumor! The stove is blazing hot! The Winter Meetings are underway and folks, we have a rumor. Fascinating, I know. Anyways, even though our Atlanta Braves are apparently prioritizing starting pitching when it comes to improving their squad, Braves President/GM Alex Anthopoulos did say that they wouldn't let priorities get in the way of finding a deal that makes sense for them. Apparently that includes adding another utility man to their fold. Jorge Castillo of ESPN is reporting that the Braves are interested in potentially adding free agent utility man Willi Castro to the squad. They'll have to deal with competition though, as apparently both the Rockies and Pirates are also checking in on Castro as well. Either way, this is a decently fascinating rumor and I wonder if we'll see anything come of it going forward....