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1+ min ago (62+ words) The Blue Jays signed Tyler Rogers and traded for Chase Lee on Friday. Yahoo Sports senior MLB analysts Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman discuss the key names that stand out for teams this offseason. Check out the full conversation on the "Baseball Bar-B-Cast" podcast - and subscribe on The Blue Jays signed Tyler Rogers and traded for Chase Lee on Friday....

26+ min ago (367+ words) Chicago Cubs outfielder Matt Shaw will be among numerous speakers at Turning Point USA's "America Fest" next weekend in Phoenix. Shaw attended Charlie Kirk's funeral, which stirred controversy, as he left his team during a postseason push to attend. He also was scratched from the Cubs' lineup on Sept. 10, the day Kirk was assassinated. Upon hearing Shaw would attend next week's event, longtime Chicago radio host Dan Bernstein implored Shaw to "own it" and "embrace it." However, Bernstein added he did not want Shaw to "give [him] any of that bulls--t" about faith or being Kirk's friend before taking shots at Turning Point and other conservative figures slated to be at the event. Chicago Cubs third baseman Matt Shaw looks on in the dugout before the MLB game between the Chicago Cubs and the Los Angeles Angels on Aug....

28+ min ago (427+ words) Holes have popped up across the roster for Texas in recent seasons, making things difficult for the front office when it comes to shoring things up. They managed to cross one item off of their checklist, though, as they signed veteran catcher Danny Jansen to a multi-year contract in free agency recently. The catcher position is one of the toughest spots to find consistent production in the majors. In 2025, the Rangers relied on the duo of Jonah Heim and Kyle Higashioka behind the plate, but they weren't exactly anything to write home about. With Heim not getting tendered a contract, though, that indicated that Texas was planning on going in a different direction this offseason. That led them to Jansen, who spent the 2025 campaign with the Tampa Bay Rays and Milwaukee Brewers. After spending the first seven seasons of his…...

30+ min ago (524+ words) Dec 13, 2025 | 1:31 PM EST October 5, 2025, Toronto, On, CANADA: Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Trey Yesavage 39 celebrates after striking out the New York Yankees side during fourth inning MLB, Baseball Herren, USA American League Division Series baseball action in Toronto, Sunday, Oct. 5, 2025. Canada News " October 5, 2025 PUBLICATIONxINxGERxSUIxAUTxONLY " ZUMAc35_ 20251005_zaf_c35_078 Copyright: xNathanxDenettex The Toronto Blue Jays are really not ready to step off the momentum they have going this offseason. They signed Dylan Cease and Cody Ponce, and now they have gone and signed Tyler Rogers. This move by the Jays makes their bullpen one of the strongest and gives a big boost to starting pitchers, especially Trey Yesavage. The arm angle difference in both those pitchers makes them one of the most deadly duos in current baseball. "This signing is even better than we thought," said Nick Gosse. "This is how insane his arm angle is....

41+ min ago (214+ words) The New York Giants have already identified a set of coaching candidates to replace Brian Daboll, and one prominent name from the college ranks is on the list. The Giants have interest in Notre Dame coach Marcus Freeman, according to Dianna Russini of The Athletic. They also have interest in a number of top NFL coordinators, including Kliff Kingsbury of Washington and Jeff Hafley of Green Bay. Russini notes that other teams might also have interest in Freeman, with NFL executives impressed by his success at Notre Dame and his charisma and intangibles. Despite all his success at Notre Dame, Freeman's name comes up a lot in relation to major job openings at both the college and pro levels. He has shrugged off NFL interest in the past, but that interest remains serious, and he will not be able to…...

1+ hour, 1+ min ago (789+ words) We baseball writers are a cynical bunch. That probably stems from long workdays, 162-game schedules, and too many nothing-burger quotes from multi-million-dollar athletes. So, call me surprised when, at last week's winter meetings in Orlando, several fellow scribes approached me to talk about the Rockies in a semi-positive way. The common theme? "At least they're doing something different!" Under the guidance of executive vice president Walker Monfort, Colorado hired Paul DePodesta as the president of baseball operations and Josh Byrnes as general manager. Owner Dick Monfort is no longer steering the Rockies' future. There is, genuinely, a fresh outlook taking hold in LoDo. Talking with DePodesta, Byrnes, and manager Warren Schaeffer, it was tempting to let optimism override my cynicism. Until one national writer, who has intense disdain for the way the Rockies run their show, quipped: "Hey, maybe they…...

1+ hour, 3+ min ago (503+ words) Devin Williams should get a cut of Edwin Diaz's signing bonus. Dodgers president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman revealed that his team only seriously considered signing Diaz after the Mets brought in Williams. "He was at the top of the list, but starting the offseason we just didn't think it was that realistic," Friedman told SportsNet LA on Friday after welcoming Diaz to Los Angeles. "We logged in our interest call, made sure and checked in but it was very much in the back of our mind like, "Let's not waste a ton of time on this.' The likelihood that he'll leave New York seems really low, and it wasn't until Devin Williams signed with the Mets that I think two or three minutes later called the agent, checked in, and noticed a little bit more openness. "That's when we…...

1+ hour, 7+ min ago (572+ words) Dec 13, 2025 | 12:54 PM EST Luke Pirris isn't the type of athlete who made headlines when he joined the Navy. His story is more about resilience and steady growth. Pirris has developed his career the hard way through practice reps, video study, and an edge that shows up every Saturday from a scout-team plebe who only got one snap as a freshman to becoming a defensive cornerstone. Luke Pirris's father, John Pirris, adds his own athletic background to the story. John was a varsity wrestler who graduated from Notre Dame in 1992. This sport requires discipline and mental toughness, all of which are evident in Luke's mindset. Growing up in a household shaped by elite college athletics, Luke was taught at an early age that hard work and dedication are the keys to success. Luke Pirris comes from an American family background. He…...

1+ hour, 17+ min ago (703+ words) Lajoie last year found himself looking on the outside looking in for most of the year and hated by a large number of fans. His being in this position would've been unthinkable in 2021. When Spire was brand new, he was already developing cult-hero status as the leader of a backmarker. While he was already unpopular heading into the 2025 season, what made matters worse was when Lajoie said, "I don't want to drive in front of 12 fans on a Saturday," and had a whole rant about it. This also exposes something fundamental about him and why, heading into 2026, he doesn't have a ride confirmed for the year. Lajoie showed flashes of talent in his time in the Cup Series. Most notably in the second half of his final full-time season, he rebounded from the worst half-season he had in his career....

1+ hour, 27+ min ago (742+ words) Step into the Dodgers" team store, turn to the right, and you"ll be staring at Shohei Ohtani. Not in person, of course. But amid all the jerseys and caps and T-shirts, there is a commercial playing on a loop, with Ohtani waving his fingers through his hair and winking as he displays the product he is endorsing: the top-selling skin serum in Japan. "Take care of your skin," the narrator says. "Live life to the fullest." Life is good at Dodger Stadium. In the store at the top of the park, you can buy a bottle of skin serum that retails for $118, or World Series championship gear including T-shirts and caps for $54 and up, hoodies for $110 and up, and cool jackets for as much as $382. If you"re a fan of any team besides the Dodgers, you might despise…...