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Athletics extend Brent Rooker on five-year deal
Late into the evening on Monday, the Athletics have extended designated hitter Brent Rooker to a five-year, $60 million deal reports Ken Rosenthal of the Athletic. The deal includes a vesting option for a sixth year along with escalators that could push the final total of the deal to $90 million. Jeff Passon of ESPN… read more
The A’s Are Here To Stay
In recent years, the A’s have been known for being cheap, not aggressive, and content with losing. However, in the 2024-2025 offseason, it’s time for those narratives to be put to sleep with the moves they’ve made. Despite or perhaps because of the fact they are no longer in Oakland, the A’s have opened up… read more
Reds Winter Moves Come Full Cirlce With Gavin Lux Acquisition
The big dogs can’t steal the headlines forever. Eventually other teams are going to have to start making moves and finally another one has. It has not been the loudest offseason for the Cincinnati Reds, but they’ve done quite a bit of work. Their latest move was bringing in second baseman Gavin Lux from the… read more
Sharing Sox Podcast 139 — Will anybody buy a ticket next season?
Duty geezer Leigh Allan and his son and west coast correspondent, Will, ring in the new year (okay, a few days late) with a cast dedicated to how they believe the White Sox will suddenly break through this season and become a major league team again, sweeping all before them en route to a season of 90, 100, 110 wins, or even more!!
Rangers Sign Chris Martin To One Year Contract
The Texas Rangers bullpen makeover is entering its final and most important stages and on Monday night, it took a huge step towards completion. Chris Martin and the Rangers came to an agreement on a one-year contract bringing him back to Arlington for the 2025 season. Matt Festa has been designated for assignment to make… read more
Cleveland Guardians: What Will the Starting Rotation Look Like?
Starting pitching is undervalued these days, yet individual starting pitchers are still making big money. The Los Angeles Dodgers won the World Series, even though they were pitching bullpen games in the playoffs! The Cleveland Guardians had all sorts of problems with their starters, as Shane Bieber suffered a severe injury, while Logan Allen and… read more
Affected by Altitude Episode 146: Now Bring it to a Doyle
This episode was recorded on Saturday, January 4, 2025. Stats and events may not be current at time of posting. Rocky Mountain Rooftop is the Colorado Rockies affiliate of Fans First Sports Network dedicated to covering all things Rockies. Our flagship podcast Affected by Altitude, hosted by Evan Lang and Skyler Timmins, covers all the… read more
3 Theme Nights The Texas Rangers Should Add
Theme nights are a staple of every Texas Rangers season at Globe Life Field. From Whataburger night to Star Wars night to the theme nights of the Cowboys, Stars, and Mavs, the Rangers theme night schedule is always widely anticipated. Sure, infamous Rangers promotions like 10-cent beer night or “hot pants night” won’t return, but… read more
Is The Baltimore Orioles Rotation Good Enough As Constructed?
The Baltimore Orioles finally made a move. After going over the teams that we wish were doing more in free agency, the Orioles were at the very top of the list. The idea was for them to land a pitcher and they have indeed landed a pitcher. Veteran pitcher Charlie Morton is signed for one… read more
Who Will Fill Out The Back End Of The Rangers Bullpen?
The Texas Rangers offseason has been a huge success up to this point. After countless conversations about how much Rangers’ ownership would spend, Texas has spent over $135 million on free-agent contracts. Bringing back Nathan Eovaldi, signing Joc Pederson, and the countless bullpen arms have been huge upgrades for a Rangers team that needed some… read more
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