There still are some solid options out there in free agency who could help clubs out at the big league level. One intriguing player to consider is former New York Mets All-Star Noah Syndergaard.
Spring training signals the start of a new season. It is also typically the end of the offseason for most teams across baseball who want to have their rosters set and ready to train together for a new campaign.
A pair of former Philadelphia Phillies starters are garnering attention during this late stage in free agency, according to one Major League Baseball insider.
The Chicago Cubs open Spring Training on Wednesday, Feb. 14 as pitchers and catchers report to Mesa, AZ. Although the beginning of baseball is so close, the Cubs are still very much looking to improve.
The Cubs have been connected to former White Sox closer Liam Hendriks, who would likely require a two-year rehab deal due to an elbow reconstruction back last August, and such a deal could come together soon.
He's on the road to redemption. Former New York Mets ace Noah Syndergaard has had a rough go of things over the past few seasons between injuries and underperformance.
The Padres still have plenty of question marks in the rotation as spring training begins.
Could Matt Blake help Thor lift the hammer once again? The Yankees showed interest in Noah Syndergaard this week, officially putting him on the radar as the offseason progresses into its final stage.
Noah Syndergaard remains an intriguing free agent option this late into the offseason. The Yankees recently went to one of his bullpen sessions, but are they interested enough to offer him a deal?
The New York Mets seemed like they were set up for multiple years after getting hot and making a run to the World Series in 2015. That season was the first time they had made the playoffs since 2006.
Former superstar pitcher Noah Syndergaard has bounced around the MLB in recent seasons and is now reportedly garnering interest from none other than the New York Yankees.
There was an interesting update on the free agency of one of the Philadelphia Phillies' former pitchers. After once being a huge star early on in his career, Noah Syndergaard has become a journeyman the last few years, struggling to stay in one place due to poor performances.
There are different owners, different people in charge of the front office, and different coaches working with the players, but that apparently hasn't changed how one former New York Mets player feels about his past team.
There is less than a month away before Spring Training begins but teams aren’t even close to being done yet when it comes to adding talent via free agency.
The Pittsburgh Pirates like reclamation projects, which doesn’t distinguish them from many other low-budget franchises. So, it shouldn’t be a surprise that the Pirates had a scout in attendance when free agent right-hander Noah Syndergaard threw a bullpen session in a showcase earlier this week.
There may still be some meat left on the bone for Thor’s MLB career.
The Pirates are among multiple teams that have expressed interest in free agent righty Noah Syndergaard.
The Pittsburgh Pirates are still seeking a starting rotation addition before spring training, and they’re expressing interest in Noah Syndergaard, according to FanSided’s Robert Murray.
Noah Syndergaard joined the Los Angeles Dodgers on a one-year, $13 million contract prior to the 2023 season in an attempt to find some of his old form.
One name that most Dodgers fans would love to forget about is Noah Syndergaard. The veteran pitcher spent the first half of the 2023 season with the team, and it was an ugly showing for him.
Free-agent right-hander Noah Syndergaard is reportedly drawing interest from multiple clubs. In an appearance on Foul Territory, Robert Murray of FanSided relayed that teams are looking at the righty as a bounce-back candidate and hoping for a buy-low opportunity.
The Guardians have released right-hander Noah Syndergaard following his recent DFA, according to the transaction log at MLB.com. If he signs with a new team by 11:59pm ET tonight, he’ll be eligible for that club’s postseason roster.
Things looked exceptionally bright for the Mets in 2015. After eight straight seasons without making the playoffs, the team won 90 games that year and stormed their way to the World Series.
The move came hours after Syndergaard had a rough start against the Toronto Blue Jays.
The Los Angeles Dodgers on Thursday took action with struggling starting pitcher Noah Syndergaard, placing him on the injured list.
A day after his latest disastrous start, Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Noah Syndergaard was placed on the 15-day injured list with a blister on his right index finger. The Dodgers, who made the announcement Thursday morning, signed "Thor" to a one-year, $13M contract in the offseason, but have yet to see positive returns on that investment.
Syndergaard, who had a career ERA of 4.11 over nine MLB seasons, has seen his ERA jump up to 6.54 after his latest start.
Dodgers starter Noah Syndergaard is attempting to turn around his struggles through an unorthodox method.
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