The trickle-down effect of the latest trade

RJ Hamster

The trickle-down effect of the latest trade

Thursday, January 08View In Browser TOP NEWS 10 busy teams raising expectations — and eyebrows There are a number of clubs that have made significant moves this offseason, although some of their maneuvers have raised further questions. What should we make of it all? Hmmm … Cubs

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PLAY A SPORCLE BASEBALL QUIZ! MORE FREE GAMES AT MLB PLAY STAFF PICKS The prospects with the best tools are …Part 3 of the MLB Pipeline Executives Poll asks front offices about six total tools: hit, usable power and speed on the offensive side of the game; fastball, secondary pitch and overall pitchability on the mound. What’s next in Blue Jays’ active offseason?Even after several big moves — like the recent signing of Kazuma Okamoto — Toronto’s offseason still feels alive. There’s a sense of momentum that’s carried over from the run to the World Series, and that can be addicting. 8 prospect predictions for 2026MLB Pipeline’s Jim Callis and Jonathan Mayo whip out their crystal balls to project which prospects will stand out a year from now in a slew of major categories. J-Rod can go home againOn his annual return home to the Dominican Republic, Julio Rodríguez unveiled a massive overhaul to the fields he grew up playing on — and brought out some of baseball’s biggest stars.MORE STORIES

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