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10+ min ago (609+ words) Milwaukee Brewers starter Elvin Rodriguez pitches against the Cincinnati Reds during the clubs' Major League Baseball regular-season game at American Family Field in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Apr. 5. Yonhap The Lotte Giants announced their signing of three foreign players Thursday, with two new pitchers joining a returning outfielder. The Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) club signed former major league pitchers Elvin Rodriguez and Jeremy Beasley, and decided to bring back outfielder Victor Reyes for his third season in Korea. Rodriguez and Beasley each signed for $1 million " the maximum amount allowed for first-year foreign players " while Reyes agreed to a $1.4 million contract. Rodriguez, 27, made his major league debut with the Detroit Tigers in 2022, and later pitched for the Tampa Bay Rays, the Milwaukee Brewers and the Baltimore Orioles. He has a 0-6 record with a 9.40 ERA in 52 2/3 innings over 15 big league outings, including seven starts....

22+ min ago (236+ words) Sometimes, it's watching as three of the New York Mets' staples depart in a matter of weeks that creates an impossible reality. Sometimes, it's the optics that make these things difficult to digest. Sometimes, it's watching as three of the Mets' staples " Brandon Nimmo, Edwin D'az and Pete Alonso " depart in a matter of weeks that creates an impossible reality for president of baseball operations David Stearns to escape. One singular response can't serve as the cure-all antidote, either. Alonso bolted for the Orioles on a five-year, $155 million deal Wednesday, and the Mets didn't even extend an offer to the franchise's all-time home run leader because they knew the term and dollar amount exceeded their comfort zone. Those aren't good optics. D'az, who collected 144 saves during six regular seasons in Queens, went to the Dodgers on a three-year, $69 million deal…...

38+ min ago (268+ words) It's safe to say that Mets fans aren't too pleased with how things are turning out for their team during this hot stove season. But it's not all doom and gloom for the team based in Queens. MLB Network's Jon Morosi pointed out a free agent first baseman that makes sense for them in the aftermath of Alonso's departure. "Cody Bellinger " like Alonso, a [Scott] Boras client " is a better fit for the Mets now than ever before," Morosi pointed out on his official account on X (formerly Twitter). The Mets have been making a living out of poaching Yankees players from the Bronx. They did so last year in Juan Soto and Clay Holmes and they've already signed their token Yankee this offseason in Devin Williams. Will Bellinger be the next to switch sides in the battle for New…...

51+ min ago (224+ words) NFL NBA MLB NCAA NHL MMA WNBA More Boxing Entertainment Gaming Golf Motor Sports Olympics Soccer Tennis UFC Wrestling WWE UFL General SearchSearch siteSubmit search The San Francisco Giants are reportedly showing interest in World Series winning free agent reliever having a $5.2 million salary with the Los Angeles Dodgers. "According to a source, the Giants have been in touch with Michael Kopech, who had multiple injuries with the Dodgers the past two years but who had good results when healthy; the former White Sox starter did have 15 saves in 2024," Slusser wrote on Wednesday. latest in MLB news "We ran him out there a little at first base, but Freddie is a guy that wants to be out there every day, but if there is an opportunity to get Freddie off his feet, I can see Dalton playing first base," Roberts…...

57+ min ago (224+ words) In today's 10 AM "Ten Hochman," brought to you by Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium at Cardinals' spring training, Ben Hochman and Derrick Goold discuss the state of the St. Louis Cardinals. And as always, Hochman picks a random Cards card! Javascript is required to use this website. In today's 10 AM "Ten Hochman," brought to you by Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium at Cardinals' spring training, Ben Hochman and Derrick Goold discuss the state of the St. Louis Cardinals. And as always, Hochman picks a random Cards card! As baseball's annual winter meetings conclude, the Post-Dispatch's Derrick Goold and Benjamin Hochman have the action in Florida covered from all angles. With trades likely, here's the real deal for Cardinals: What's their sales pitch to fans? Rule 5 Draft tracker: Cardinals add righty from Marlins' system, lose Cade Winquest Cardinals Q's: Will Roger Dean renovations…...

1+ hour, 2+ min ago (986+ words) Emmanuel Clase is the latest branch in a nearly 50-year-long trade tree that winds through Cleveland's history. He will also likely be the last. Illustration: Kelsea Petersen / The Athletic; Diamond Images / Getty Images ORLANDO, Fla. " On June 7, 1977, the Cleveland Indians selected infielder Jerry Dybzinski in the 15th round of the MLB Draft out of Cleveland State University. Six years later, the club traded Dybzinski. Then, they made another trade. And another. And another, until, nearly a half-century later, they fielded offers for their closer, Emmanuel Clase. Cleveland turned Dybzinski into Pat Tabler, and Tabler into Bud Black. Cleveland kept swapping and flipping and wheeling and dealing, constructing perhaps the most prolific trade tree in baseball history. Clase, however, is standing atop the roots, chainsaw in hand. In three seasons with the Indians, Dybzinski batted .238 with one home run, a solo shot…...

1+ hour, 2+ min ago (967+ words) Buster Posey and the Giants still have plenty of work to do after a Winter Meetings without huge acquisitions. Robert Edwards / Imagn Images ORLANDO, Fla. " The San Francisco Giants went into the Winter Meetings with a wide variety of needs. They'll likely leave the meetings with a backup catcher. Check that: Their big acquisition in Orlando was a candidate for backup catcher. If there have been slower Winter Meetings for the organization, they've been lost to the mists of time. As they should be. Let's go through the team needs that weren't addressed at the Winter Meetings, along with just how worried you should be about the inaction. It's true that the Giants could use a right-handed complement to Rafael Devers and a buffer for Bryce Eldridge, but it's hard to say this is a pressing need. If Jerar Encarnaci'n…...

1+ hour, 47+ min ago (232+ words) International Sports News: Former LSU gymnast Olivia Dunne has captivated the internet with her striking Maxim Magazine photoshoot, showcasing her versatility in black-and-white The former LSU gymnast, who retired from the sport earlier this year, posed in a series of stunning black-and-white outfits She shared several images from the shoot on Instagram, where she was seen wearing everything from stylish black swimsuits to denim dungarees The 24-year-old, who has built a massive online following, continues to expand her career as a model and creator.Dunne wrapped up her collegiate gymnastics career with the LSU Tigers on April 17, 2025, following the team's exit from the NCAA semi-finals Although she was sidelined due to injury, her popularity never dipped Since retiring, she has shifted her focus to content creation, modeling, and new professional opportunities The former gymnast posted several pictures from the shoot…...

2+ hour, 1+ min ago (528+ words) Dec 11, 2025 | 6:00 AM EST However, Chavez, in particular, has been outspoken since his dismissal. He previously said, "You can't have two co-hitting coaches, two voices. In the end, one person needs to be the voice." But his latest comments, made after Pete Alonso signed with the Orioles, are what really set off a fresh debate among fans. "God, I'm enjoying this. Such an entertaining enthusiast. What a gift!" Chavez commented on an Instagram podcast discussing the Mets losing out on Alonso. Well, Alonso was the Mets' veteran slugger and their home run leader. So watching him head to the Orioles really highlighted how slow the Mets' front office has been to act. That, too, with a $155 million deal, which the Mets could also have afforded. But what does that mean for Chavez? If you are wondering, this isn't the first time…...

2+ hour, 6+ min ago (556+ words) The NC Dinos completed their foreign player signings for the 2026 season on Thursday by bringing back two stars and newly acquiring a former minor leaguer. Earlier in the day, the Dinos had announced their signing of minor league pitcher Curtis Taylor to a one-year deal worth up to $900,000 " $420,000 in salary and $280,000 in signing bonus, plus $200,000 available in incentives. The Dinos had signed former Yomiuri Giants pitcher Natsuki Tado as their Asian quota player on Wednesday, and the trio of moves announced Thursday makes the Dinos the second team in the 10-team KBO, after the KT Wiz, to fill all four spots available for foreign-born players in 2026. The Dinos said they chose not to exercise the second year of their earlier deal with Davidson and instead gave him a new one-year contract. Despite missing 32 games in the 144-game season due to…...