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Orioles bounceback candidate Yennier Cano could help the bullpen settle

Baltimore’s high-leverage relievers mostly dodged the spotlight during a disappointing 2025 season. The Orioles failed to secure many late leads, and individual performances were overshadowed by one giant cloud of disappointment. The starting rotation suffered multiple injuries, and the replacements failed to make an impact. All of the pitching issues seemed to blend together during […]

What will Bryce Elder produce in 2026?

We’re only a few players deep into this series and… hey, wait a minute! Bryce Elder? Bryce Elder?! We did Matt Olson, Michael Harris II, and Ozzie Albies, but… Bryce Elder? Two of those other three guys struggled, but you can be pretty certain they’ll be hoovering up PAs for the Braves provided they’re healthy. […]

Should the Phillies Change the Dimensions of CBP?

The walls are closing in on the Kansas City Royals. Usually, that’s a bad thing. But in this case, it’s not (at least, not if you’re a hitter). The Royals will be moving their fences in, as well as shortening them, in the hopes of making venerable Kauffman Stadium a more hitter-friendly park. Though not […]

Mets Morning News: Tucker sweepstakes is winding down

Meet the Mets Will Sammon broke down the Mets’ pursuit of Kyle Tucker as it currently stands. One of the biggest pieces of news with Tucker and the Mets is that the Mets made a short-term offer with an annual average value of $50 million. David Stearns made his first public comments since the Winter […]

Marlins Trade Another Starting Pitcher, Sending Ryan Weathers to the Yankees

We talk often about how trade talks between clubs can facilitate future moves. Sometimes that means consummating a trade for a long-discussed player, a la the Cubs and Marlins and Edward Cabrera. Sometimes that means consummating a trade for a different player, though, since both sides have already talked about the other side of the coin. Which prospects are actually sought after and available? Well, now you know. Incidentally, we just got a great example of that one, and it was also tied...

Dodgers notes: Kyle Tucker, Bo Bichette, DodgerFest 2026

The hot stove is beginning to sizzle again, and some notable moves took place that could shake up the free agent market. Third baseman Alex Bregman will play for his third team in as many year, as he agreed to a five-year, $175 million with the Chicago Cubs on Saturday. The move by Chicago all […]

2026 South Side Sox Top Prospect No. 65: Bryce Collins

Bryce CollinsRight-Handed Relief Pitcher6´1´´200 poundsAge: 252025 South Side Sox Top 100 Ranking 622024 High Level Winston-Salem (A+)Age relative to high level +1.0 yearsSSS rank among all right-handed relief pitchers in the system 11Overall 2024 stats (Low-A/High-A) 1-0 ⚾️ 34 games (12 finishes) ⚾️ 5 SV ⚾️ 45 innings ⚾️ 2.40 ERA ⚾️ 1.267 WHIP ⚾️ 65 K ⚾️ 22 […]

Should the Rockies revisit their 2012 piggyback plan?

The Colorado Rockies are trying to reinvent themselves for 2026. With a new front office and coaching staff in place, the intention is to come up with a way to be successful in Colorado. Obviously, pitching is the team’s biggest area of focus, and President of Baseball Operations Paul DePodesta has mentioned several times that […]

Kansas City Royals news: Less fence, more home runs?

The Kansas City Royals were the talk of baseball yesterday with their decision to move in the fences at Kauffman Stadium. First, listen to team leadership on that move here. What does that look like in real life? Some rough draft vision: ESPN’s Jeff Passan looks at some of the process before the move was […]

Yankees Potential Trade Target: Luis Robert Jr.

As the offseason trudges on deeper and deeper into the new year, it’s looking more and more the part of a quiet one for the Yankees. For New York, there is obvious and understandable interest in retaining Cody Bellinger’s services via free agency, but the terms currently appear to be in a place that may […]

Is this the roster the Brewers will enter spring training with?

Pitchers and catchers report to spring training in less than a month, and while the Brewers’ 40-man roster is largely settled, there are still a few moving parts that could shape the Opening Day squad. Milwaukee’s offseason has followed familiar patterns: balancing competitiveness with financial caution, leaning on internal development, and carefully weighing whether the […]

Wednesday BP: Kelsie Whitmore re-signs with Savannah Bananas

Good morning, baseball fans! It’s been a minute since we’ve had any updates about the Women’s Professional Baseball League starting later this year. That’s because there hasn’t been a lot of news since the draft a few weeks ago, in which the as-yet unnamed San Francisco team drafted Kelsie Whitmore with their number one pick. […]

Designated Hitter: Injury Mitigator

Nolan Arenado got traded! End of story. This article was written at the end of the season and never published. The DH is half a position, the forfeited side of a pitcher. For pitching requires devotion, so much such that they relinquish their half inning of existence to a sort of baseball player. One who […]

Braves News: Catching options, MLB Network’s Top 100, and more

We are inching toward Spring Training, and the Atlanta Braves are still unsure about the status of catcher Sean Murphy. Murphy underwent season-ending surgery in September after a right hip ailment, and though he may be ready for Opening Day, it’s wise for the Braves to explore other options as a precaution.  From Drake Baldwin […]

Today in White Sox History: January 14

1960 Chuck Comiskey made it public that White Sox owner Bill Veeck (in poor health and needing to sell the club) has turned down his offer to purchase the team. Comiskey’s backers include Chicago businessman William Bartholomay and entertainer Danny Thomas. Veeck will eventually sell to Arthur Allyn. 1963 It was the move that re-energized […]

Wednesday Bird Droppings: Waiting out the pitching market

Good Morning Birdland, We are still waiting for the Orioles to make that one final big move that has been rumored. On that front, there has been no movement—publicly, anyway—in some time. It seems like the team remains in the mix on free agents Framber Valdez and Ranger Suárez. Next to nothing has been said […]

Chicago Cubs history unpacked — January 14

On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, Bleed Cubbie Blue is pleased to present a Cubs-centric look at baseball’s colorful past. Here’s a handy Cubs timeline, to help you follow the various narrative paths. “Maybe I called it wrong, but it’s official.” — Tom Connolly, HoF Umpire. Billy Williams* makes it into the Hall, and other stories for the discerning reader. Today in […]