Friday, December 23
5 trade proposals that make sense entering ’23
Rumors: Red Sox still looking for a SS?
‘Putting on these pinstripes is something special’ for Rodón
Myers signs 1-year deal, strengthening Reds’ outfield
Cubs bring back Smyly on 2-year deal (source)
‘It’s a gauntlet’: Dombrowski up for NL East battle
Cubs agree to deal with catcher Barnhart (sources)
Reds bring back catcher Casali, designate Moustakas
Arbitrator issues ruling on Bauer suspension
Each team’s breakout prospect of 2022
The end of the year is a great time to take a breath and look back at the baseball season that was. Some things happened as expected, but one of the things that’s so great about this game is when the unexpected happens.
And that happened in the form of breakout seasons by players everywhere in the pro game. There were surprises in the big leagues and across every level of the Minors. Here’s a prospect from each organization who really opened eyes in 2022.
McCann family shows gratitude for Nashville NICU
On Christmas morning in 2017, James and Jessica McCann were in a neonatal intensive care unit waiting to see their newborn twins. Five years later, the McCanns are back at that same hospital spreading holiday joy to families who are now in the same situation.
Happy birthday, Mitch Haniger! 🎂
The outfielder, who signed with his hometown Giants this month, turns 32 today. He shares his birthday with a Mets world champion, a Rookie of the Year shortstop and a switch-hitting, five-time All-Star catcher.
Top games of 2022: Mariners vs. Blue Jays
Watch the Mariners’ wild comeback in Game 2 of the AL Wild Card Series, with added insights from Jake Peavy, Mike Lowell and Scott Braun on MLB Network at 2 p.m. ET.
Today’s Trivia Question
Who threw the last pitch of the 1969 World Series?
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