We know the Cubs won’t be big spenders this offseason, but among the holes on this roster is a need for a left-handed reliever. Here are three options on the market that fit both need and price on the Northside.
With Rawlings using a completely analytical formula to decide their Gold Glove Award winners for the first time in 2020, Patrick Flowers took a deeper look at the numbers behind Luis Robert’s resume.
Tim Anderson and Eloy Jimenez speak to the hiring of Tony La Russa, and the Tigers hire Chris Fetter as their new pitching coach.
The White Sox continue to dominate awards season, tonight taking home three American League Silver Slugger Awards.
I don’t think there’s any question that Molina is worth the money, and I’d wager that Tony La Russa — who always speaks so passionately and adoring about what he brings to the table — would agree.
If the White Sox are in the market for a premium free agent, they shouldn’t let a declined qualifying offer and the associated penalties deter them from an impact addition this winter.
Nearly a week after Tony La Russa was named the next manager of the Chicago White Sox, they still have no pitching coach. However, some intriguing outside names are surfacing as potential candidates.
According to Chicago media reporter Robert Feder, the White Sox likely heading back to ESPN 1000 after a 15-year absence.
Luis Robert became the first rookie in White Sox history to win a Gold Glove Award, and the first outfielder since Ken Berry in 1970.
While a reunion between James McCann and the White Sox hasn’t been ruled out, the club might be looking elsewhere to fill the backup catcher role.
