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Texas Rangers starting pitcher Lance Lynn was upset with home plate umpire Will Little for constantly changing out balls during Wednesday’s game against the New York Yankees. Lynn lasted just five innings, allowing three runs on five hits …
The starting pitching market continues to move some at the MLB Winter Meetings, with another name coming off the board late Wednesday. According to Mark Feinsand of MLB.com, the Texas Rangers have signed pitcher Lance Lynn to a three-year, $30 …
The Minnesota Twins are reportedly near a deal for free agent pitcher Lance Lynn. According to Jon Heyman of FanRag Sports and Jon Morosi of MLB Network, Lynn is close to a deal with the Twins, a one-year pact worth upwards of $10 million. Breaking: …
The Philadelphia Phillies have been in contact with pitcher Lance Lynn, according to a report. MLB Network’s Jon Morosi reports that the Phillies have been in touch with Lynn as well as top free agent pitcher Jake Arrieta. Sources: #Phillies …
The MLB free agent market has been slow to develop for various reasons, but with pitchers and catchers reporting in a little over a month, odds are that things will pick up sooner rather than later. That means we’ll see a rush of signings once …
Even as the new year looms, the free agent market in Major League Baseball hasn’t quite picked up yet. While some major players have found a home, a number of the top free agents on the market are still waiting for a satisfying offer, and it …
Pretty much every MLB team will have to deal with the reality that a few of their players are headed to free agency. For many teams, the ability to keep all their players is just not feasible. In some cases, they will be losing role players or guys …
The St. Louis Cardinals appear to be giving up on the postseason for 2017, and starting pitcher Lance Lynn is not happy about it. The Cardinals traded starter Mike Leake to the Seattle Mariners on Wednesday, even kicking in about $17 million of the …
