The Los Angeles Angels still have clear holes to fill, and fortunately for them, this free agency period has taken longer than expected to conclude. On March 11, reigning National League Cy Young award winner Blake Snell remains a free agent.
Jordan Montgomery is still available. And his agent, Scott Boras, says potential suitors are starting to panic. During San Fransisco Giants third baseman Matt Chapman's free agent signing press conference on Monday, Boras addressed his remaining unsigned clients, including Montgomery and Blake Snell.
Two of the top pitchers on the market this offseason still remain available
A couple more Scott Boras clients could be close to signing new contracts as Boras claims pitchers Jordan Montgomery and Blake Snell have received interest in recent days. Upwards of four teams have checked in on the two top pitchers still on the market over the past few weeks.
A couple more Scott Boras clients could be close to signing new contracts as Boras claims pitchers Jordan Montgomery and Blake Snell have received interest in recent days. Upwards of four teams have checked in on the two top pitchers still on the market over the past few weeks.
The Boston Red Sox still need to strengthen their pitching staff ahead of Opening Day and one perfect fit in free agency remains. The Red Sox and Jordan
Agent Scott Boras said four new teams have shown interest in his clients, free agent pitchers Blake Snell and Jordan Montgomery.
that could last as long as three years, depending upon how Bellinger treats the options. Bellinger signed a three-year, $80 million deal, but Bellinger likely won’t make it the distance.
Cody Bellinger and MLB super-agent Scott Boras seem content (if not thrilled) with the long winter's outcome that saw him back with the Chicago Cubs.
The Chicago Cubs recently kept one of agent Scott Boras’ biggest clients when they signed Cody Bellinger to a new contract, and it sounds like they would like to add another.
Scott Boras was actually down for Cody Bellinger's contract. So said Scott Boras.
The Mets are monitoring free agent pitcher Jordan Montgomery‘s asking price, but other teams are likely to jump in before it falls to a level the team is comfortable with, according to Joel Sherman of the New York Post.
The Boston Red Sox have been waiting out the Jordan Montgomery sweepstakes to see if he and agent Scott Boras will eventually lower their price tag as owner John Henry remains frugal for reasons unknown.
As Blake Snell continues to linger in free agency, speculation regarding him and the Yankees persists.
Twins executive chairman, Joe Pohlad said the Twins will not “spend $30 million on a player,” and it may land Minnesota in hot water. Bob Nightengale reports the MLBPA is considering filing a complaint against the Twins and Pohlad.
Major League Baseball has a problem, and one man is the cause.
The Atlanta Braves are the envy of Major League Baseball in a lot of ways. President of baseball operations Alex Anthopoulos and the team's front office
Pete Alonso‘s future became clear once he hired Scott Boras in October. Extension talks haven’t gone far in the past, and the presence of Boras drops the odds close to zero.
Cubs chairman Tom Ricketts spoke to the media on Monday, including Jesse Rogers of ESPN, and addressed the topic of free agent Cody Bellinger.
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. – The first pop of the catcher’s mitt has officially kicked off Spring Training throughout Arizona and Florida. Pitchers and catchers have reported for all 30 clubs with position players set to arrive by the middle of next week.
Spring Training is beginning for teams across the country, yet there are still a multitude of free agents left on the market. This is something that has become problematic for baseball.
With just two weeks to go until pitchers and catchers are due to report to spring training, the best free agents remain unsigned. This is a problem not exclusive to just this year; this is a common trend, especially without MLB having a salary floor.
It’s late January and baseball’s top agent, Scott Boras, has four clients that are still looking for big contracts. Those clients — pitcher Blake Snell, outfielder Cody Bellinger, pitcher Jordan Montgomery and third baseman Matt Chapman — haven’t been priced out of the market.
The MLB offseason is at its busiest in December, during and immediately following the winter meetings. There are usually a flurry of trades and free-agent signings and most teams more or less have their 40-man rosters figured out by the new year. However, this season, the market has stalled.
Scott Boras recently spoke out on his client, Yankees ace Gerrit Cole.
MLB isn't likely to drop changes made to quicken the pace of games. However, as Boras hints, perhaps a few tweaks are in order.
Kumar Rocker was widely recognized as one of the best prospects in this year’s MLB Draft. But he ended up not being selected until No. 10 overall rather than the top-5 like his talent would dictate.
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