Orioles Push to Secure Shane Baz With Five-Year Deal

2 months ago

Orioles Push to Secure Shane Baz With Five-Year Deal

The Orioles are finalizing a five-year, $68 million extension with Baz, according to ESPN, locking in a key arm they acquired from Tampa Bay this winter. The 26-year-old is coming off his first full healthy season and now appears set for a long-term payday as Baltimore moves quickly to secure a major piece of its rotation.

By Abhay Aggarwal

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Ken Rosenthal Reveals Potential Padres Sale Could Possibly Be for Around $3.5 Billion

"It's a billion over the previous record, which is the New York Mets," Rosenthal said, referring to the Mets' sale in 2020. The reason for the premium? The California factor. "You are not seeing California teams come up for sale. That's a rare thing." Detroit Pistons owner Tom Gores' group is believed to be the favorite in the bidding process.


By Ankit Sharma

Ronald Acuña Jr. Delivers on His 2026 WBC Bet With Juan Soto

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Ronald Acuña Jr. Delivers on His 2026 WBC Bet With Juan Soto

Soto and Acuña had a bet ahead of the Dominican Republic vs. Venezuela game in the WBC: the loser would have to wear the opposing team’s jersey. Venezuela lost, and Acuña put on a DR jersey. The DR, which went out to the USA in the semifinal, was the only team that the eventual champions lost to in the tournament.


By Ankit Sharma

Aaron Judge Ends Slow Start as Yankees Blank Giants Again

2 months ago

Aaron Judge Ends Slow Start as Yankees Blank Giants Again

Judge snapped his 0-for-7 start with a go-ahead two-run homer in the sixth after overturning a strike via ABS challenge, and Stanton added a solo shot as New York beat San Francisco 3-0. The Giants managed one hit, were shut out for a second straight game, and have gone 18 innings without scoring to open the season.

By Nischay Rathore

Albert Pujols Does Not Think the Dodgers Are Ruining Baseball

2 months ago

Albert Pujols Does Not Think the Dodgers Are Ruining Baseball

"Everybody hates them because over the last 7 years they've been in 5 World Series," Pujols said. The two-time World Series winner thinks the two-time defending champions do nothing wrong by stacking up talent to win. "If I was their owner, I'd do the same thing. If you want to compete, you need to invest in this game."



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Clayton Kershaw to Join the Dodgers Front Office as Special Assistant

2 months ago

Clayton Kershaw to Join the Dodgers Front Office as Special Assistant

Speaking after the Dodgers' ring ceremony, Kershaw described the role as "fluid', though it won't involve coaching. "I'll be involved somehow. Probably not physically here in L.A., but definitely, I'm sure I'll watch games," he said. Kershaw, who spent all 18 years of his MLB career with the Dodgers, retired in 2025 after his third World Series title.

By Ankit Sharma

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