Ranking the teams that need Ohtani most

RJ Hamster

2 years ago

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Ranking the teams that need Ohtani most

Every team could use Shohei Ohtani, but some clubs could certainly use him more than others. So we ranked 11 teams that have been connected to the free agent based on need.

What Yamamoto’s nasty stuff might look like in the Majors

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Cardinals keep adding pitching, sign veteran Gibson

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Could Ohtani and Yamamoto join forces with the Dodgers?

L.A. is widely considered a front-runner to sign Shohei Ohtani, and that reportedly wouldn’t preclude the team from adding Yoshinobu Yamamoto too.

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