The Yankees' Pursuit of Pitching Has Stalled, MLB Insider Reports
The remaining free-agent pitchers include veterans Lance Lynn, Kyle Gibson, and Spencer Turnbull. Each is experienced but ...
David Stearns may not want any part of Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s price tag
Despite the speculation and the Mets’ well-stocked cash drawer, folks don’t believe they’d be the one to pay that. People ...
MLB rumors: Why Yankees won't add Gerrit Cole replacement after season-ending injury
The Yankees are in a difficult situation after losing their ace Gerrit Cole for the season but the team isn't likely to try ...
Yankees need pitching, but will they make addition? MLB insider has the latest
The Yankees' rotation some blows this spring, most notably losing Gerrit Cole to Tommy John surgery. Pitching depth is emerging as a concern, but it doesn’t seem like the Yankees are going to look for ...
MLB Rumors: Vlad Guerrero Jr. Was Offered $500M Contract with Deferrals by Blue Jays
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MLB insider Ken Rosenthal reacts to Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s statement on Juan Soto
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. sparked controversy with his statement on Juan Soto's $765 million deal with the Mets. MLB insider Ken ...
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Makes First Post After $500 Million Blue Jays News
"The number Vladimir Guerrero Jr. wants is $500 million," Rosenthal reported. "Not $500 million before deferrals, but $500 ...
Magic Number for Vladdy: 4-Time All-Star Reportedly Seeks $500 Million
MLB insider Ken Rosenthal is reporting Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is searching for $500 million in present value. This comes after ...
Unsigned $8 Million Yankees Castoff 'Rubs Teams the Wrong Way,' MLB Insider Says
One of the most puzzling stories of the offseason is the saga of Alex Verdugo, a former top prospect who remains unsigned ...
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. seeks $500 million extension with Blue Jays — but with a caveat
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is seeking to receive the second-richest contract in MLB history, at least in terms of present-day value, according to Ken Rosenthal.