What Happend To Every Rangers Top Prospect Since 2011?
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Chase Dollander headlines 23 non-roster invites to Colorado Rockies 2025 Spring Training
The Colorado Rockies announced today the club’s non-roster invitations to 2025 Major League Spring Training. In total, 23 players have been invited with varying degrees of professional experience. The list below details all players, by position. LH Pitchers (4) Jack O’Loughlin Carson Palmquist Sean Sullivan Jefry Yan RH Pitchers (6) Zach Agnos Diego Castillo Chase… read more
Rockies sign Tommy Doyle to minor league deal
The Colorado Rockies announced they have signed right-handed pitcher Tommy Doyle to a minor league deal with an invite to Major League Spring Training. Doyle, 28, returns to his original team that drafted him in the second round from the University of Virginia in 2017. After a strong debut in the hitter-friendly Pioneer League with… read more
What Happend To Every Rangers Top Prospect Since 2011?
The Texas Rangers haven’t exactly been a powerhouse in developing their top prospects over the years. After capturing their first World Series title, thanks mostly to trades and free-agent signings, it’s interesting to look back at the Rangers farm system. Let’s take a look back and see what happened to every Rangers top prospect since… read more
Atlanta Braves sign 2024 All-Star Jurickson Profar
The Atlanta Braves announced Thursday they have signed free agent outfielder Jurickson Profar to a three-year, $42 million deal. Robert Murray of FanSided reported earlier that the two sides were in agreement. In a corresponding move, Atlanta designated right-hander Connor Gillispie for assignment. Profar will earn $12 million for the 2025 season and $15 million in… read more
Where Could The Rangers Tap Into The Free Agent Closer Market
The Texas Rangers aren’t exactly aggressively shopping relievers anymore for their near-complete bullpen makeover. After bringing in Chris Martin, Holby Milner, Jacob Webb, Shawn Armstrong, and Robert Garcia, the Rangers will have a plethora of options coming out of the pen this season. One thing that the group lacks however is a proven 9th inning… read more
Nobody Deserves Their Number Retired More Than Ichiro Suzuki
When you think of the Seattle Mariners, the first player that comes to mind is Ken Griffey Jr. Also, you think of Ichiro Suzuki. Both were foundational pieces for the Mariners in their tenures with the club. Griffey Jr. has his number retired and the Mariners announced that Ichiro will soon be joining him. On… read more
Cleveland Guardians Add Veteran Paul Sewald to Bullpen
Paul Sewald is the newest member of the Cleveland Guardians’ bullpen, the team announced yesterday. The 34-year-old right-hander, who has experience as a closer, signed a one-year, $7 million contract with the Guardians. Sewald pitched in 60 games over the last two seasons with the Arizona Diamondbacks. He posted ERAs of 3.57 in 2023 and… read more
Nobody Should Be Mad At What the Dodgers are Doing
What a whirlwind of a winter it’s been for the landscape that is baseball. There has been plenty of movement and certain teams have improved their ball clubs, such as the Cubs, Diamondbacks, and Yankees to name a few. However, nobody has made a bigger surplus of additions than the defending Champions Los Angeles Dodgers…. read more
Why Ian Kinsler Should Have Remained On The Hall Of Fame Ballot
The 2025 Baseball Hall Of Fame voting has come and gone and a strong three-person class will enter Cooperstown in June. Ichiro Suzuki and CC Sabathia entered the Hall during their first year on the ballot while Billy Wagner made it on his 10th and final season on the ballot. From a Rangers perspective, franchise… read more
Should Troy Tulowitzki have earned more Hall of Fame support?
The 2025 National Baseball Hall of Fame class has finally been revealed. Ichiro Suzuki, C.C. Sabathia and Billy Wagner will join Veterans Committee selections Dick Allen and Dave Parker to be immortalized in Cooperstown in July. All inductees are more than deserving of their selections, but the bittersweet moment of it all is the number… read more
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