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Roman Anthony Leaves ALWCS Game 1 Due To Hand Soreness

The Yankees crushed the Red Sox in a 9-0 rout in Game 1 of the Wild Card Series, putting Boston in immediate do-or-die mode in the best-of-three series.  The chances of a comeback will be more difficult if Roman Anthony isn’t available, and his status is now in question after an early exit in Game […]

NL Injury Notes: Freeman, Henriquez, Elder, Ortiz, Woodruff

The Dodgers don’t begin their quest for a threepeat until the NLDS begins on Saturday, and the veteran team is benefiting from five full days off.  Freddie Freeman told the Orange County Register’s Bill Plunkett and other media that he loves having the time “to really work on mechanics of my swing, and my knee’s […]

12 Players Elect Free Agency

Now that the season is over, we’ll start seeing several players choose to become minor league free agents.  Major League free agents (i.e. players with six-plus years of big league service time) will hit the open market five days after the end of the World Series, but eligible minor leaguers can already start electing free […]

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Tom Pohlad: Twins Will “Meaningfully Invest” In Payroll, Plan To Contend In 2027

2026 marked the first season of Tom Pohlad as the Twins’ designated control person, with Pohlad becoming his family’s representative in league ownership matters and the franchise’s executive chair.  Derek Falvey’s surprising departure as the president of baseball operations in January (and GM Jeremy Zoll becoming the new head of baseball ops) marked the first […]

Cubs Claim Julian Aguiar, Outright Antoine Kelly

TODAY: Kelly cleared waivers and was outrighted to Triple-A, as per his MLB.com profile page. SEPTEMBER 26, 8:43pm: Left-hander Antoine Kelly has been designated for assignment, according to his official transactions page at MLB.com. That clears a 40-man roster spot for Aguiar, who’s been optioned to the Arizona Complex League. Kelly made his big league […]

Marlins Notes: McCullough, Nardi, Marsee, Zuber

We’ve already had a couple of notable Marlins-related items today on MLBTR, but Miami president of baseball operations Peter Bendix also shared updates on several injured players and the status of manager Clayton McCullough during today’s season wrap-up press conference.  (Fish On First’s Kevin Barral, MLB.com’s Christina De Nicola, and The Miami Herald’s Barry Jackson […]

Liam Hendriks Announces Retirement

In a very amusing and self-deprecating post on his Instagram page, veteran reliever Liam Hendriks has announced his retirement after 14 big league seasons.  The 37-year-old Hendriks cited the fans, his family (“a huge thank you to my wife for always believing in me, which was honestly a terrifying display of delusion on her part“), […]

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Jake Woodford Elects Free Agency

TODAY: Woodford has rejected the outright assignment and become a free agent, the Tampa Bay Times’ Marc Topkin reports. SEPTEMBER 28: The Rays have sent right-hander Jake Woodford outright to Triple-A Durham, according to his transactions tracker at MLB.com. That indicates he cleared waivers after being designated for assignment last week. It’s not a surprise […]

Mickey Gasper To Undergo Biceps Surgery

Red Sox catcher/first baseman Mickey Gasper hit the 10-day injured list a few days ago with a right biceps strain. Rob Bradford of WEEI reports that Gasper actually tore his biceps off a tendon and will have surgery on Friday. Bradford doesn’t provide a timetable for Gasper’s recovery but it seems fair to conclude his […]

Marlins Part Ways With Hitting Coach Pedro Guerrero

Marlins president of baseball operations Peter Bendix met with the media today to discuss various topics. Bendix mentioned that hitting coach Pedro Guerrero will not be back with the club next year. Christina De Nicola of MLB.com was among those to relay the news. The rest of the coaching staff is expected to return. “He […]

Mets Notes: Rotation, Senga, Second Base

The Mets’ rotation was one of the worst in MLB this season, sitting 23rd with a 4.47 ERA, 22nd with 791 innings pitched and 24th with a 9.1% walk rate. Only four Mets pitchers reached 100 innings: Nolan McLean (179 2/3), Sean Manaea (150 2/3), Christian Scott (110) and Freddy Peralta (113 2/3), the latter […]

Report: Marlins Don’t Plan To Trade Sandy Alcantara In Offseason

The Marlins have no plans to trade right-hander Sandy Alcantara this offseason, per reporting from Barry Jackson of The Miami Herald. 2026 was the final guaranteed year of Alcantara’s deal but he can be retained for 2027 via a $21MM club option or sent to free agency via a $2MM buyout. It appears the most […]

Royals To Replace Hitting Coach Alec Zumwalt

The Royals are planning to replace hitting coach Alec Zumwalt, reports Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic. He’s being reassigned within the organization and not fired, however. Zumwalt will continue on in his role as the team’s senior director of hitting performance but apparently won’t be in uniform and working with the big league staff on […]

Tyler Wade Announces Retirement

Utilityman Tyler Wade is hanging up his spikes. The nine-year veteran announced his retirement on Instagram yesterday. Wade played for the Yankees, Angels, Athletics, and Padres during his big-league career. He spent this past season in the Rangers organization. Wade was taken by the Yankees in the fourth round of the 2013 draft. He moved […]

Padres To Activate Joe Musgrove

12:20 pm: Catcher Rodolfo Duran was shifted to the 60-day IL, per his MLB.com transactions tracker. That clears a 40-man spot for Musgrove. Duran went on the minor league IL in mid-September. His injury has yet to be reported. 11:46 am: Right-hander Joe Musgrove has made the Padres’ postseason roster for the Wild Card round, per […]

Tigers To Part Ways With Two Coaches

The Tigers are expected to make two coaching changes involving the major league staff. Assistant pitching coach Juan Nieves and first base coach Anthony Sanders will not be back with the club, reports Cody Stavenhagen and Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic. Nieves has been with the Tigers since 2021. He’s worked under pitching coach Chris […]

Yankees Designate Alexander Cornielle For Assignment

The Yankees activated designated hitter Giancarlo Stanton from the 60-day IL, per a team announcement. He’s on the Wild Card roster against the Red Sox. To clear a 40-man spot for Stanton, the club designated right-hander Alexander Cornielle for assignment. Cornielle made his MLB debut in the second game of Friday’s doubleheader against the Orioles. […]

Garrett Crochet Included On Red Sox’ Wild Card Roster

The Red Sox announced their roster for the Wild Card round and it includes left-hander Garrett Crochet. He has been officially reinstated from the 60-day injured list. Right-hander Justin Slaten has been transferred onto the 60-day IL to open a 40-man spot for Crochet. The roster does not include outfielder Braiden Ward. Crochet has been […]

Braves To Select Rowdy Tellez, Luke Williams

The Braves announced their roster for the 2026 NL Wild Card round of postseason play this morning, and it included a pair of non-roster infielders: Rowdy Tellez and Luke Williams. Despite not being on the 40-man roster, both players were eligible for postseason inclusion by virtue of the fact that they were in the organization […]

Aaron Judge Left Off Yankees’ Wild Card Roster

The Yankees will head into battle against the Red Sox without the two-time reigning MVP. Aaron Judge will not be on New York’s roster for the Wild Card round, as first reported by Jack Curry of YES Network. The outfielder is dealing with a calf strain. Judge will have to wait until the ALDS to […]

The Opener: Luzardo, Judge, Game 1 Starters

Both Chicago teams are in the playoffs for the first time since the shortened 2020 season. As Jon Morosi of MLB Network points out, Tuesday is just the ninth time ever that the White Sox and Cubs have played a postseason game on the same day. 1. Luzardo to start Game 1 The Phillies will […]

Rangers’ Chris Young On Offseason, Seager, Jung

The Rangers recorded their third straight sub-.500 season in 2026, yet their 80-82 record was almost enough to win the lackluster American League West. The division ultimately went to the 81-81 Astros, who became the first team in the 31-year-old Wild Card era to clinch a playoff spot without finishing over .500. After his team […]

Angels Notes: Mozeliak, Suzuki, Trout

The Angels just wrapped up their first 100-loss season and extended their league-worst playoff drought to 12 years, but fans are optimistic over a change in ownership. Arte Moreno, who purchased the Angels in 2003, recently agreed to sell a majority stake in the franchise to Stan Kroenke. While the sale is not expected to […]

Mariners Prefer To Hire Experienced Manager; Torey Lovullo On Radar

The Mariners and manager Dan Wilson came within a game of winning the franchise’s first American League pennant a year ago, but he is now out of a job after a bitterly disappointing 2026. Despite lofty preseason expectations and a bevy of talent, the Mariners went 76-86 and finished with the AL’s fourth-worst record. Even […]

Corbin Burnes Not Expected To Need Shoulder Surgery

Right-hander Corbin Burnes has gone through a pair of injury-ravaged seasons since he joined the Diamondbacks on a seven-year, $210MM deal before the 2025 campaign. Burnes underwent Tommy John surgery in June 2025, limiting him to 11 starts and 64 1/3 innings in the first year of the contract. He then suffered a teres major […]