Framber Valdez enters free agency as one of the most coveted pitchers on the market: a durable, ground-ball machine with elite playoff experience and top-of-the-rotation presence. Left-handed frontline starters rarely hit the market, and Valdez’s ability to give 175–200 innings with swing-and-miss stuff makes him a centerpiece target for every contender with money to spend. … [Read more...] about Three Realistic Landing Spots for Astros’ Free Agent Ace
Latest Mets Notes Ahead of the Winter Meetings
After Devin Williams and the New York Mets agreed to a three-year, $51 million deal on Monday, the club is still seeking acquisitions to their rotation, first base, left field, and potentially other relievers, including Edwin Díaz, who they are still “in” on, ahead of the Winter Meetings, according to multiple sources. Apr 5, 2024; Cincinnati, Ohio, USA; New York Mets relief … [Read more...] about Latest Mets Notes Ahead of the Winter Meetings
How the Mets Won the Edwin Díaz Trade with the Mariners
Seven years ago, the New York Mets made a blockbuster trade that shocked fans, thanks to then–general manager Brodie Van Wagenen. The deal sent elite flamethrower closer Edwin Díaz to New York, paired with Robinson Canó, in exchange for one of baseball’s top prospects, Jarred Kelenic, along with other assets, to the Seattle Mariners. At the time, Mets fans were frustrated, … [Read more...] about How the Mets Won the Edwin Díaz Trade with the Mariners
The Yankees Potentially Dodged a Bullet by Missing on Free Agent Pitcher
New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman is looking to make an off-season splash. Their newly prominent division rivals, the Toronto Blue Jays, have done that recently. The Yankees may have dodged that bullet when Toronto signed Dylan Cease. The Yankees need a super-star signing this offseason to bring momentum and excitement back to the Bronx. Not that it was lost, but … [Read more...] about The Yankees Potentially Dodged a Bullet by Missing on Free Agent Pitcher
Possible Landing Spots as Mets Explore Trades for Kodai Senga
With two years and roughly $28 million remaining on his contract, Senga presents an intriguing buy-low option for teams seeking rotation depth. For the Mets, the goal is clear: acquire controllable talent or prospects while offloading risk from a pitcher whose 2025 season ended in inconsistency and a demotion to Triple-A Syracuse. Possible Landing Spots as Mets Explore Trades … [Read more...] about Possible Landing Spots as Mets Explore Trades for Kodai Senga




