The Dodgers may have acquired the best right-handed reliever moved at the deadline this side of Mark Melancon.
L.A. needs starters, badly. They might have just gotten one back.
The Yankees pull off their second reliever-based blockbuster in a week, and the Indians get one step closer to a pennant.
The Cubs have a new closer, and some ugly moral questions.
But are they ready to get serious about building for the future?
The Red Sox' loss is the Padres' gain...once again.
These deserving players are all staying home this week.
The "Save America's Pastime Act" would ensure that minor league players continue to earn less than minimum wage. BtBS writers explain the numerous problems with the proposed legislation.
Who would walk away with the win?
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The need for Big Games has arisen on the South Side.
I am shocked that the Orioles signed a defensively inept slugger. Shocked!
BAH GAWD THAT'S THEO'S MUSIC!!!
It's pretty hard to argue that 2 years/$20 million is anything but a steal for a player of Howie Kendrick's caliber. But why did the Dodgers want him in the first place?
Tampa's new outfielder (or possibly first baseman) should help them contend in 2016, while Colorado's new reliever will anchor the late innings of a losing team.
If Joe Blanton is anywhere close to how good he was in 2015, this contract could prove to be quite the steal for the Dodgers.
Baltimore's star first baseman won't leave in 2016. Instead, he'll remain on the books for seven costly years.
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The Giants have added Denard Span on a three-year deal for a guaranteed $31 million.
It was a move that had to be made, and Dayton Moore pulled it off.
L.A. has finally added another starter, but is Kazmir the starter they needed?
The Cardinals added a dependable, low-ceiling starter to round out an excellent but injury-prone rotation.
The Dodgers are also involved in the three-team deal.
The Diamondbacks have paid a high price for two pitchers who appear to be overvalued by traditional measures like ERA.
After a Winter Meetings filled with heists and swindles, the Mets and the Pirates went against the trend and made a trade that looks good for both sides.
J.A. Happ doesn't need to do in Toronto what he did in Pittsburgh, but the Blue Jays wouldn't mind it.