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The Minnesota Twins have added a former Gold Glove winner in free agency. The Twins agreed to a contract with Harrison Bader for 2025 that includes a mutual option for 2026. He is set to earn $6.24 million guaranteed, with up to $2 million in …
The New York Mets have added some outfield depth, and they looked to their intracity rival for the help. The Mets on Thursday agreed to a 1-year deal with outfielder Harrison Bader. The deal is reportedly for $10.5 million. Mets have agreed with …
The New York Mets are taking a flier on a former Gold Glove-winning outfielder who is looking for a big bounce-back season. Free agent Harrison Bader is signing a one-year deal with the Mets, according to multiple reports. Jeff Passan of ESPN …
The MLB teams in Ohio had all the waiver claims covered. Teams that are out of playoff contention decided to place some of their players on waivers in hopes of shedding salary obligations. The Los Angeles Angels placed six players on waivers, while …
New York Yankees outfielder Harrison Bader benefitted from an awful call during Sunday’s game against the Boston Red Sox, and it would be almost impossible for him to deny it. Bader was at bat in the second inning with a 0-2 count against Red Sox …
The New York Yankees cost themselves dearly with a huge defensive error in Game 3 of the ALCS on Saturday night against the Houston Astros at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx. The Yankees had two outs and the bases were empty for catcher Christian …
With MLB players in the midst of the offseason and locked out anyway, some are looking for things to do with their spare time. St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Harrison Bader is among them, but it’s fair to say his temporary job is a bit …
Baseball players are constantly making tweaks and adjustments to their stances, their deliveries, and their mental approaches to the game. The sport is challenging and tough to adapt to; sometimes players conquer the minors and get to the majors only …
St Louis Cardinals outfielder Harrison Bader responded to some shade from media personality Keith Olbermann on Friday. Olbermann, who’s back as a host for ESPN, said while watching the Cardinals-Cubs game that nothing he saw suggested Bader was …
