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Yasiel Puig Pleads Guilty in Connection With Gambling Operation

Puig pleaded guilty to lying to federal agents, which carries a maximum five-year federal prison sentence.

Sports Illustrated

Ben Frederickson: nflated market, past whiffs should steer Cardinals away from big bullpen spending

Inflation is everywhere.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Ex-MLB player Yasiel Puig to plead guilty in gambling case

Authorities say former Major League Baseball outfielder Yasiel Puig will plead guilty to lying to federal agents investigating an illegal sports gambling operation

The Independent UK

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Braves OF Michael Harris II Wins NL Rookie of the Year

The Atlanta outfielder helped the team overcome a large deficit to win the NL East.

Sports Illustrated

Former MLB star Yasiel Puig will plead guilty to felony crime for lying about illegal gambling operation

Puig lost more than $280,000 in one month.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Yankees’ Aaron Judge, Cardinals’ Paul Goldschmidt favorites for MVP awards

With an AL-record 62 home runs and a 207 weighted runs created plus, Judge turned in one of the best offensive seasons since Barry Bonds last ran roughshod over major-league pitching.

Chicago Sun-Times

Mariners OF Julio Rodriguez Named AL Rookie of the Year

The 21-year-old phenom helped lead Seattle back to the playoffs with a historic debut season.

Sports Illustrated

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Cubs grant outfielder Jason Heyward his unconditional release

The team had been open about its plans to part ways with Heyward since August.

Chicago Sun-Times

Jason Heyward’s release from the Chicago Cubs becomes official with 1 year remaining on his $184 million contract

Three months ago Jason Heyward and the Chicago Cubs agreed to part ways after the season.

Chicago Tribune

Why a women's locker room at the Dodgers' spring home is turning into a legal fight

Two years ago, the San Francisco Giants named Alyssa Nakken as the first full-time female coach in major league history. By this year, more than a dozen women were on the field throughout the major and minor leagues, as managers, coaches and umpires.

Los Angeles Times

Marlins promote Caroline O’Connor, become first major team with women as president and GM

Caroline O’Connor’s career path has always been business-oriented. One of her passions, though, has always been sports.

Miami Herald

Marlins become first major sports team led by two women

Miami promoted Caroline O’Connor to president of business operations on Monday. The team hired Kim Ng as GM in November 2020.

Chicago Sun-Times

Baseball fan 'Mattress Mack' filmed with $10m in wheelbarrow after World Series bet win

The Houston Astros won the World Series against the Philadelphia Phillies, and some of Mattress Mack's £63.7million in winnings has been collected in a wheelbarrow

Daily Mirror

Triple Crown star Murakami eyes future jump to majors

Coming off one of the most productive seasons in Japan pro baseball history, Tokyo Yakult Swallows slugger Munetaka Murakami said he would see if his skills would translate in the major leagues.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

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Tribune News Service

Lorraine Hamilton’s Amazin’ career behind the scenes with the Mets earns her spot in NY Baseball Hall of Fame

When looking back at the biggest events and celebrations in Mets history, it’s the details that stand out.

Tribune News Service

Ed Graney: Las Vegas should drive hard bargain with A’s

LAS VEGAS — MLB commissioner Rob Manfred recently made news when he said he was skeptical a deal could be worked out to keep the A’s in Oakland. That it didn’t appear a planned $12 billion Howard Terminal project — which would include a $1 billion ballpark — would come…

Tribune News Service

Free agents who might be fits with the Padres

SAN DIEGO — Leave it to A.J. Preller to strike first.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

David Murphy: Bryce Harper’s comments are just one reason to think the Phillies will go big in free agency

PHILADELPHIA — The offseason was less than an hour old when the annual lobbying campaign began. Somebody asked Bryce Harper if he wanted to send a message to the fans about the Phillies’ determination to repeat as National League champs. Instead, he responded with a message that seemed intended for…

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Diaz Mets Contract Report Has Fans Making Bonilla Jokes

The All-Star closer landed a big new deal from the Mets with a clause that’s very familiar to fans of the franchise.

Chicago Sun-Times

White Sox relying on bounceback seasons in 2023

Grandal, Moncada subpar performances wrecked White Sox offense in 2022

Chicago Sun-Times

How the new playoff format surprised Cubs president Jed Hoyer

MLB executives weighed in on the expanded playoffs at the general managers meetings.

Chicago Tribune

Paul Sullivan: 6 players not named Aaron Judge who could fit needs — and budgets — of Cubs and White Sox

CHICAGO — One of the great observations of the Chicago baseball scene appeared several decades ago in a column by my former Chicago Tribune colleague Steve Daley.

Tribune News Service

Mark Bradley: ‘Now pitching for the Atlanta Braves — Jacob deGrom?’

ATLANTA — The Braves’ top offseason task figured to be re-upping their shortstop. That might have changed. On Tuesday, Andy Martino of SportsNet New York reported that the chief threats to sign Jacob deGrom away from the Mets are the Rangers, who over time have thrown much money at big…

Tribune News Service

Jim Souhan: Here’s the one bit of baseball that Miguel Sano never mastered

MINNEAPOLIS — The Twins cut Miguel Sano loose this week, ending a relationship of a dozen years. What happened to one of baseball's most celebrated prospects?

Tribune News Service

Rays add longtime Rangers executive Jon Daniels as a senior advisor

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Rays have hired longtime Rangers executive Jon Daniels as a senior advisor in baseball operations.

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