Author: Patrick Glynn

Rosenthal: Mets “Appear Likely” To Give Lindor Over $300 Million Extension

In a new article, The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal says the Mets “appear likely” to give the newly acquired Francisco Lindor a contract extension worth more than $300 million. The note came in an article in which Rosenthal also said the team was “increasing [its] focus” on Trevor Bauer after missing out on George Springer. Rosenthal did not clarify if the Mets and...

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Kiké Hernandez, Red Sox Agree to Multi-Year Deal

Updated 8:18 PM EST: According to Mark Feinsand of MLB.com, the Boston Red Sox and free-agent outfielder Enrique Hernandez have agreed to a multi-year deal. The 29-year-old will receive $14 million over two years, per Feinsand. Original Post Free-agent outfielder Enrique (Kiké) Hernández has “made progress on a deal” with the Boston Red Sox, according to Jon Morosi of MLB Network. In...

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Report: Braves Are “Circling On” J.T. Realmuto

Following news last week that the Phillies offered free-agent catcher J.T. Realmuto a nine-figure contract, a new report from Robert Murray says the Atlanta Braves are now “circling on” Realmuto. Murray said other teams on the west coast are interested in the catcher, too. It’s generally believed that Realmuto will end up back with the Phillies, but as we saw this week with...

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Morning Briefing: Angels Agree To Deal With Jose Quintana

Good Morning, Mets fans! Jared Porter was officially terminated as the Mets’ general manager Tuesday morning. Sandy Alderson said in a press conference Tuesday afternoon that the team didn’t plan to fill their now-vacant general manager position for now. During the press conference, Alderson said both he and Cohen came to the same decision regarding Porter’s conduct separately,...

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Reports: Blue Jays Sign George Springer

So who gets the deed to Buster Olney’s farm? After nearly three months of speculation, George Springer is now nearing a deal with the Toronto Blue Jays pending a physical, according to Jeff Passan. Brendon Kuhn was the first to report the Jays were nearing a deal with the All-Star outfielder. Jon Heyman says the deal will be for six years and $150 million–an average annual value of...

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