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Building the Best Red Sox Team for 2023

Here are the free-agent signings and trades that Boston should make to return to contention next season.

Sports Illustrated

Report: MLB Makes Decision in Aaron Judge Collusion Inquiry

A report about the owners of the Mets and Yankees raised questions as Judge hit free agency.

Sports Illustrated

What the Mets mean when they say they want to build sustainably

The Mets have made no secret of their desire to build a “sustainable winner.” If you’ve been paying attention to sports around the New York area over the last few years, then you’ve probably heard other teams cite the same term as well.

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David Murphy: Thoughts on the Phillies' pitching search, with four targets who could offer some value

Years ago, a former member of the Phillies' front office was asked whether a certain pitcher could be a viable rotation piece. The longtime baseball man wrinkled his face and shook his head.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Yankees’ best available options this winter are their own free agents and prospects

Yankees fans are angry. Hal Steinbrenner admitted that himself. However, for those looking for drastic changes to be made to this current lineup, there are not many places to go up from what Brian Cashman already had.

Tribune News Service

Rutherglen Glencairn boss says U21 kids' display was only positive from cup defeat to Caledonian Braves

Glens were soundly beaten by the Lowland League outfit in the South Challenge Cup

Daily Record

Angels Acquire OF Hunter Renfroe in Trade With Brewers

Renfroe has hit 60 home runs over the past two seasons.

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Albert Pujols caps Cardinals homecoming with NL Comeback Player honor

Already the unofficial winner of comeback of the year for his return to St. Louis and captivating surge toward 700 career home runs, Albert Pujols received Major League Baseball’s official honor Tuesday night.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Phillies give president Dave Dombrowski a three-year contract extension

The Phillies have extended the contract of president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski for three years, the team announced Tuesday. Dombrowski, who signed a four-year deal with the Phillies in 2020, is now under contract through the 2027 season.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Why Baseball Hated Gambling for the Entire XXI Century and How Come It’s No Longer the Case

Sports betting has been flourishing in the U.S. after it was unbanned by the Supreme Court in May 2018. Boosted by the ongoing pandemic and the ever-increasing interest in gambling, it generates billions of dollars in revenues, with horse racing, ...

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Alek Manoah Calls Gerrit Cole ‘Worst Cheater in Baseball History’

The Blue Jays pitcher didn’t hold back during an interview with Serge Ibaka.

Sports Illustrated

Aaron Judge Arrives in SF to Meet With Giants, per Report

The newly-crowned AL MVP arrived in his native Bay Area on Monday.

Sports Illustrated

Now that BBWAA ballot has been released, who’s worthy of call to Hall of Fame?

The 28-player list includes leading returning vote-getter Scott Rolen, top newcomer Carlos Beltran and Alex Rodriguez, whose support has been limited by his admission that he used performance-enhancing drugs.

Chicago Sun-Times

Can Trevor Bauer's accuser sue him? He says no, but a judge leans toward yes

Fifteen months ago, a Los Angeles Superior Court judge declined to grant a restraining order to the San Diego woman who accused Dodgers pitcher Trevor Bauer of sexual assault. Does that ruling mean the judge determined Bauer did not commit an assault?

Los Angeles Times

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Brown Walk-On Is First Woman Ever to Make D-I Baseball Roster

At least eight women will play on collegiate baseball teams this season, but only Olivia Pichardo will play at the D-I level.

Chicago Sun-Times

John Lackey, Carlos Beltrán are among 14 new names on Baseball Hall of Fame ballot

Any players elected will be inducted into the Hall at Cooperstown on July 23.

Sports Illustrated

How Banning Infield Shifts Will Change MLB

Here are the 10 things to know about how the new rule will impact baseball next season.

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California School for the Deaf-Riverside wins 8-man football championship

California School for the Deaf-Riverside's ascent to the top is complete with its championship victory over Faith Baptist.

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Cardinals’ JJ Watt Has Hilarious Response to Mark Grace’s Praise

The defensive end joked with the former MLB All-Star.

Los Angeles Times

Dodgers have shed millions in payroll. Will they sign a star or try to reset the luxury tax?

LOS ANGELES — The first wave of the Dodgers' offseason is complete.

Chicago Tribune

Paul Sullivan: For better or worse, Twitter changed sports fans and media coverage forever

CHICAGO — My first mention of a tweet appeared July 28, 2009, in a Chicago Tribune story on a Milton Bradley trade rumor.

Tribune News Service

Sideline Chatter: Gotta wonder if he’d still give it to him if he knew how valuable it was

A baseball glove that Babe Ruth once gave to St. Louis Browns third baseman Jimmy Austin sold for $1.53 million — nearly four times the previous record for a mitt — at the 19th annual Louisville Slugger auction.

Sports Illustrated

Aaron Judge Explains Why He Won’t Bid on Record Home Run Ball

The American League MVP gave a humorous answer when asked if he would bid on his record breaking home run ball.

Miami Herald

Mr. Marlin Jeff Conine relishing opportunity to be back ‘representing my hometown team’

MIAMI — Jeff Conine has been back with the Miami Marlins organization for one day and was already getting involved in the community.

Chicago Sun-Times

Pirates prospect Quinn Priester, a Cary-Grove grad, wants to emulate Marlins’ Alcantara

In an era in which strikeouts are rising, Priester said he’s more inclined to induce contact earlier in counts to help his chances of pitching deeper and to alleviate the workload of his relievers.

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