Author: Alexis Farinacci

Yankees Officially Acquire Juan Soto

One of the biggest names many have been anticipating and speculating on throughout the off-season is officially off the trade market. The New York Yankees acquired three-time all-star power-hitter Juan Soto from the San Diego Padres. The New York Post was the first to report the official acquisition, and the Yankees made it official late Wednesday night. The New York Yankees today announced that...

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Morning Briefing: Blue Jays Reportedly Emerge As Favorite For Juan Soto

Good morning, Mets fans! As the 2023 Winter Meetings begin on Monday, trade rumors continue to spiral. In one of the latest reports from Hector Gomez of De Banica, according to sources, the Toronto Blue Jays have intensified their talks with the San Diego Padres for superstar Juan Soto. They have now emerged as the favorite landing spot for Soto. Also mentioned in the report, the Yankees and...

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Shōta Imanaga, Naoyuki Uwasawa Officially Posted

Updated Post – Nov. 27 at 12:30 pm Major League Baseball notified teams that Japanese pitchers lefty Shota Imanaga and righty Naoyuki Uwasawa have officially been posted and can start talking to teams on Tuesday. Teams will then have 45 days to negotiate. The 29-year-old Uwasawa had a 2.96 ERA and 1.14 WHIP in 170 innings this year for the Nippon-Ham Fighters. He had two complete game...

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Morning Briefing: Yamamoto Saga Continues to Progress

Good morning, Mets fans! Andy Martino of SNY shared new details of how and when Yoshinobu Yamamoto will choose his MLB team. He is currently being targeted by the Yankees, Mets, and others. Latest MLB News Per Robert Murray of FanSided, former San Francisco Giants bench coach Kai Correa is heading to the Cleveland Guardians to join their major league coaching staff. According to MLB.com’s...

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Francisco Lindor Delivers on Deal to Buy Jeff McNeil a New Car

Francisco Lindor came through this month on a deal he made with Jeff McNeil in 2022. When the red-hot McNeil was batting .348 toward the end of the season, Lindor told McNeil he would buy him a car if he won the National League batting title. McNeil went on to do just that in 2022, finishing the season with a .326 average, a one percentage point win over Freddie Freeman of the Los Angeles...

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