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White Sox’ biggest trades of winter meetings

From Bill Veeck’s flurry of deals in 1975 to the 2016 Chris Sale trade, Sox have made headlines.

Chicago Sun-Times

Padres at least perusing shortstop market, talking Trea Turner and Xander Bogaerts

SAN DIEGO — A.J. Preller appears to be at it again.

Tribune News Service

Jason Mastrodonato: Have the Red Sox whiffed on Plan A and Plan B?

Are the Red Sox still in the business of accomplishing Plan A or are they simply a second-tier franchise that now collects the scraps when the top teams are through?

Boston Herald

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Mike Clevinger reportedly agrees to a deal with the Chicago White Sox, filling a hole in the rotation

The Chicago White Sox may be turning to a familiar foe to fill an opening in their rotation, reportedly agreeing to a contract with free-agent starter Mike Clevinger.

Chicago Tribune

White Sox adding Mike Clevinger to starting rotation

Clevinger, who will be 32 next season, posted a 2.96 ERA between 2017-20 with the Cleveland Indians and Padres.

Chicago Sun-Times

Tom Krasovic: Where Tatis belongs; Abreu-Padres fit would be promising

SAN DIEGO — The Padres have a solution at first base. Just slide the kid over there.

Tribune News Service

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

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Flaherty expected to be Padres' new hitting coach; Brdar heads to Detroit

The Padres will have a seventh hitting coach in nine seasons.

Tribune News Service

Free agents who might be fits with the Padres

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

Tribune News Service

How the new playoff format surprised Cubs president Jed Hoyer

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

Chicago Sun-Times

Silver Slugger Award Winners Include 10 First-Time Recipients

The Padres had the most Silver Sluggers with three—though all three came to the team in midseason trades.

Sports Illustrated

Padres begin a different kind of offseason looking for starting pitching

Padres President of Baseball Operations A.J. Preller and his staff are here to find out what is possible.

Tribune News Service

Matthew Roberson: What we learned from the 2022 MLB postseason

NEW YORK — With the 2022 MLB season now firmly in the rearview mirror, and teams shifting their plans toward next year, a few lessons from this year’s postseason should serve as a guiding light for front offices on the cusp of fielding a contender.

Tribune News Service

Tom Krasovic: Does Dusty Baker's breakthrough signal Bob Melvin's next up?

The Astros won it for Dusty.

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Tom Krasovic: Creative Yu Darvish gave Padres a 2022 worth remembering

SAN DIEGO — You can't find a World Series trophy in the Padres' display case, but an artist's paint brush, cast in gold, would be appropriate, in honor of three select Padres greats — each one homegrown — who dominated with flair and unorthodox brilliance that made them more interesting.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Marcus Hayes: Bryce Harper’s legend grows as he homers on first World Series pitch he sees at Citizens Bank Park

PHILADELPHIA — If timing is everything, then Bryce Harper is all things.

Sports Illustrated

Three World Series Questions for the Next Three Games

If you thought the first two World Series games were exciting, just wait until tonight. For the first time in 13 years, Philadelphia is hosting a World Series game—and it’s on Halloween night, against the villains of baseball, one day after the Eagles defeated the Steelers at home to improve…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Phillies will have to ride big bats if they are to win the World Series

All along, the Phillies liked their chances in any postseason series, against any team, provided they were able to start Zack Wheeler and Aaron Nola in the first two games. It’s what makes them dangerous. It’s probably the biggest reason they won the pennant.

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The Guardian - US

World Series 2022 predictions: Can the Phillies spoil the Astros’ perfect run?

It’s Philadelphia v Houston in the 118th Fall Classic. Our writers forecast the MVP, trends to watch and the eventual champion

The Philadelphia Inquirer

David Murphy: The Phillies can win the World Series if they win these three matchups

You are going to spend a lot of the next 24 hours reading all kinds of reasons why the Phillies will enter Friday’s World Series opener as a heavy underdog against the Astros. Those reasons are more than valid. But this year’s postseason is a perfect example of how little…

Sports Illustrated

The Trials and Tribulations of Changing How MLB Players Communicate

PitchCom has revolutionized how MLB players relay pitch signals. But instituting it this season was a mighty undertaking that met some resistance around the sport.

Tribune News Service

Seidler, Padres feel obligation to maintain commitment to winning

The Padres will spend to win. This has to be taken as a given by now.

Tribune News Service

Padres' only concrete plan for Tatis is to play him 'on the field' in 2023

There is no real clarity regarding where Fernando Tatis Jr. will play in 2023.

Los Angeles Times

Inside the Dodgers' collapse: Why baseball's winningest team isn't in the World Series

Dave Roberts walked out to the mound once, then again, in the seventh inning, two lonely treks with his team's season on the brink.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Mike Sielski: The Phillies are in the World Series. Miles Teller and John Middleton remember what it was like. Do you?

PHILADELPHIA — Atop the celebratory stage quickly constructed on the Citizens Bank Park infield Sunday night, Rob Thomson clasped his hands behind his back, and several Phillies players rubbed the head of their closer-in-a-pinch, Ranger Suárez, and Bryce Harper cradled the trophy he had won, as the 2022 National League…

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