Dodgers get their ace, agree to $325M deal with Yamamoto (source)
Another day, another historic free-agent deal for the Dodgers this winter.
Los Angeles has agreed to a 12-year, $325 million deal with coveted Japanese right-hander Yoshinobu Yamamoto, a source told MLB.com's Mark Feinsand on Thursday night. The Dodgers are also on the hook for a posting fee of around $50
Explaining the unprecedented deferrals in Ohtani's Dodgers deal
Shohei Ohtani’s stunning 10-year, $700 million contract made some wonder whether the Dodgers would be able to continue signing more stars to surround the two-time American League MVP on the field.
Thanks to Ohtani’s offer to defer a majority of his salary, the Dodgers may be able to do precisely
The San Francisco Giants and free agent outfielder Jung Hoo Lee have agreed to a six year, $113 million deal with an opt-out after four seasons, sources confirmed to ESPN on Tuesday.
We know who the best pitchers are on the free-agent market \-\- but what about the best individual pitches?
The top arms wouldn't have gotten where they are without a great pitch or two, so let's take a look at the very best available.
These are the free-agent pitchers who
The Tigers found the veteran starter they wanted with a familiar foe from the other side of the division. Right-hander Kenta Maeda, whose four-year tenure with the Twins included several stingy performances against the Tigers, is headed to Detroit after reaching agreement on a two-year contract, sources told MLB.com’s Mark
Now that the Rangers have claimed their first World Series title, we’ve entered one of the most fascinating offseasons ever -- on both sides of the Pacific.
And while Shohei Ohtani is a major storyline, he isn’t the only one.
Industry experts say this winter features one of the strongest
When the Red Sox signed Masataka Yoshida in the offseason, the move was met with backlash from rival executives. The 29-year-old Japanese outfielder inked a five-year, $90 million deal with Boston. One executive in baseball told ESPN’s Kiley McDaniel that the deal was an “overpay for me… too rich imo.”
Ohtani's 30th HR -- a 493-footer -- longest in '23
Shohei Ohtani's 493-foot shot to right field was the longest home run of his major league career and the longest by any player in the big leagues this season.