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11+ min ago (446+ words) The star's Giants career has lasted just five games THE New York Giants have abruptly released a $22 million Pro Bowl star. A crunch decision has been made after the Giants" 2025 horror show season. Younghoe Koo has been released by the Giants. This comes after a troubled season for the 31-year-old kicker. He had started the 2025 NFL season with the Atlanta Falcons before being benched after making a costly mistake in Week 1. Kicker Koo was then axed by the Falcons just two weeks into the 2025 campaign. NFL star's stunning fiancee turns heads with daring outfit at freezing cold game Jason Kelce sends heartfelt message to brother Travis over NFL retirement The kicker was in his seventh season with the franchise after becoming a Pro Bowler in 2020. Koo then made a move to the Giants ahead of their Week 10 game against the…...

42+ min ago (210+ words) Date of Birth: January 7, 1976 Mike Hazen had what can only be described as an "adventurous" 2025. Mike Hazen had moments of shock and awe. Hazen had moments of brilliance. But then, he also had his fair share (and then some) of head-scratching moments. While this could be a description of more than 20 of the GMs in today's game, it seems quite apt for Hazen in 2025. Mike Hazen just cannot catch a break when it comes to signing pitchers. Kohl Drake is likely to be one of the most impactful players Mike Haze acquired at the deadline. Drake was acquired in the deal that sent Merrill Kelly to the Texas Rangers. He currently projects as a mid-to-backend of the rotation starter. Again, like so many other Diamondbacks in 2025, Arizona fans were forced to wait on saeeing what Drake had to offer because…...

56+ min ago (361+ words) The Los Angeles Angels made a couple of notable bullpen additions on Tuesday, signing right-hander Jordan Romano and left-hander Drew Pomeranz to one-year contracts. Pomeranz, 37, got $4 million; ... Angels add Jordan Romano, Drew Pomeranz to replenish bullpen The Los Angeles Angels made a couple of notable bullpen additions Tuesday, signing right-hander Jordan Romano and left-hander Drew Pomeranz to one-year contracts. Pomeranz, 37, got $4 million; Romano, 32, got $2 million. The Angels will count on both to reinforce a bullpen that posted a 4.86 ERA in 2025, third worst in the majors, and will lose Reid Detmers to the rotation. Ideally, Romano and Pomeranz will slot in behind Robert Stephenson and Ben Joyce in the pecking order, though Stephenson (limited to 12 appearances in two years because of elbow issues) and Joyce (five appearances before shoulder surgery in 2025) have been plagued by injury of late. A converted starter,…...

1+ hour, 33+ min ago (20+ words) Alex Carey was the hometown hero on day one at Adelaide Oval. The Sydney Morning Herald The Sydney Morning Herald...

1+ hour, 34+ min ago (310+ words) The Los Angeles Angels added some bullpen depth with a pair of signings on Monday evening, reportedly agreeing to deals with right-hander Jordan Romano and left-hander Drew Pomeranz. Romano, a 32-year-old two-time All-Star, spent the 2025 campaign as a member of the Philadelphia Phillies. He struggled mightily, posting an 8.23 ERA in 49 total appearances. He had appeared in just 15 games the season before for the Toronto Blue Jays, working to a 6.59 ERA and missing the majority of the year with an elbow injury. The right-hander had previously found promise in Toronto, earning back-to-back All-Star selections in 2022 and 2023 while recording 72 saves during that stretch. Los Angeles will look to help him return to the version of himself that tallied 95 saves from 2021-2023, holding an ERA below 2.20 in two of those seasons. His one-year deal with the Halos is worth $2 million. Drew Pomeranz heads to…...

2+ hour, 4+ min ago (649+ words) Alex Bregman's market hasn't moved much this offseason, to the point where his social media activity has even generated headlines. Things might be changing in that regard, however, based on what USA Today's Bob Nightengale reported on Tuesday. Nightengale says that the Arizona Diamondbacks have surprisingly joined the teams interested in signing the third baseman. As unlikely as it might seem on paper for a team like the Diamondbacks to sign a star free agent like Bregman, it shouldn't be ruled out. Here's how they can make it happen. As mentioned above, things hadn't really moved much on the Bregman front all winter. In fact, other than the incumbent Boston Red Sox, it was hard to even definitively link a team to Bregman. That's what makes Nightengale's report so fascinating. The Diamondbacks don't really make sense as constructed as a…...

2+ hour, 7+ min ago (712+ words) RICHMOND young gun Sam Lalor has returned to full training just ahead of the Christmas break and is ready to be let off the leash in January, after recovering from hamstring surgery in July." The 2024 pick No.1 played 10 of the first 11 games of 2025 before straining his hamstring against Geelong in round 17 in his first game back from the same injury six weeks earlier....

2+ hour, 10+ min ago (253+ words) PITTBURGH (AP) " Two-time All-Star reliever Gregory Soto and the Pittsburgh Pirates finalized a $7.75 million, one-year contract on Tuesday. Soto gives the Pirates an experienced left-handed option in a bullpen that will get a makeover in 2026 after relievers Colin Holderman and Dauri Moreta were designated for assignment last month. The 30-year-old is 15-34 [] Reliever Gregory Soto and Pittsburgh Pirates finalize $7.75 million, 1-year contract Soto gives the Pirates an experienced left-handed option in a bullpen that will get a makeover in 2026 after relievers Colin Holderman and Dauri Moreta were designated for assignment last month. The 30-year-old is 15-34 with a 4.26 ERA and 56 saves over seven seasons with five teams. He was an All-Star in 2021 and 2022 for Detroit. He spent 2025 with Baltimore and the New York Mets, who acquired him in late July just before the trade deadline. Soto struggled in New York, going 1-3 with…...

2+ hour, 13+ min ago (336+ words) ANAHEIM -- The Angels made two veteran additions to their bullpen, agreeing to terms with left-hander Drew Pomeranz and righty Jordan Romano on one-year deals on Tuesday. Pomeranz will earn $4 million, while Romano will earn $2 million. They represent the first two relievers signed by the Angels this offseason, although right-hander Alek Manoah was signed to one-year deal worth $1.95 million and could be used as a reliever if he doesn't make the rotation out of Spring Training. The Angels also saw closer Kenley Jansen, who went 29-for-30 in save chances with a 2.59 ERA with the club last season, sign with the Tigers on Saturday. Pomeranz, 37, is coming off a strong year with the Cubs, posting a 2.17 ERA with 57 strikeouts and 15 walks in 49 2/3 innings. It was his first year in the Majors since 2021 after a spate of injuries. Pomeranz also is rejoining the…...

2+ hour, 19+ min ago (307+ words) The Los Angeles Angels continued their active 2025 offseason by targeting bullpen upgrades, with the club's strategy now centered on short-term upside. Relief options Jordan Romano and Drew Pomeranz quickly surfaced as part of Los Angeles' reshaped late-inning plans. The Angels agreed to terms with the two veteran relievers Tuesday, adding depth and experience to a unit that struggled with consistency last season. The Angels committed modest financial resources while prioritizing flexibility, signaling a calculated approach aimed at stabilizing high-leverage innings without long-term risk. ESPN's Jeff Passan reported on X (formerly known as Twitter), that the Angels reached an agreement with former All-Star closer Jordan Romano. Passan shared contract details and contextualized the move in the following post. "Right-handed reliever Jordan Romano and the Los Angeles Angels are in agreement on a one-year, $2 million contract, sources tell ESPN. Romano, 32, heads to…...