The Detroit Tigers went into the offseason knowing things had the potential to reach a firestorm when it comes to their superstar ace pitcher. With just
Elly De La Cruz reportedly turned down what would’ve been the most significant contract in Cincinnati Reds history. The Reds are notoriously known for being extremely cheap, but have shown effort when it comes to retaining one of their homegrown superstars.
The New York Yankees and Scott Boras have been on opposite sides of deals for years. Brian Cashman, along with two eras of Steinbrenners, has done the push-and-pull with the super agent for years, and this one with Cody Bellinger has dragged on into January.
It is impossible to start this conversation without highlighting that the agent for Cincinnati Reds superstar, Scott Boras, has spent an entire generation advising his best and brightest stars to eschew contract offers early in their careers in pursuit of more money down the line in free agency.
MLB commissioner Rob Manfred once again suggested the league could benefit from a free-agent signing deadline each offseason.
The next couple days will see at least two big-ticket free agents come off the board. Japanese stars Tatsuya Imai and Kazuma Okamoto are nearing the end of their respective 45-day posting windows.
Tatsuya Imai has until January 2 to sign with a Major League team or return to Japan. When he was posted in late November, he reportedly had a huge market with the New York Yankees being the frontrunners for his services.
The Chicago Cubs have been labeled one of the most likely landing spots for Japanese pitcher Tatsuya Imai, but based on the Cubs’ recent history when it comes to signing free agents, fans are understandably prepared for the worst.
Cody Bellinger may not be as expensive as we feared.
So far we’ve had an incredibly boring offseason for the Yankees, there isn’t even drama about the team missing on a bunch of pursued targets to complain about.
The Toronto Blue Jays made franchise history by signing right-hander Dylan Cease to a seven-year, $210 million contract, the largest free-agent deal in team history.
The Winter Meetings provide a key time to garner insight into where teams stand and how players look at the height of the offseason. The Atlanta Braves still desire a shortstop, and Ha-Seong Kim is still on the market.
In the morning of day two at the Winter Meetings in Orlando, prominent baseball agent Scott Boras spoke to a scrum of reporters to discuss the current state of this MLB offseason.
Atlanta GM Alex Anthopoulos has long steered clear of the most powerful agent in the sport, a man notorious for squeezing every last penny out of organizations for his clients.
The Chicago Cubs need to address their starting rotation this offseason after failing to do so last offseason and at the trade deadline. More News: Chicago
It was reported last week that the Seibu Lions of Nippon Professional Baseball would post right-hander Tatsuya Imai. His agent, Scott Boras, met with the media on Wednesday at the GM meetings and said the posting will become official on Nov. 19.
The fact that New York Mets outfielder Juan Soto wasn't selected for the National League All-Star Game roster remained one of the top storylines surrounding the event.
The Washington Nationals pulled what many regarded as a stunner in the 2025 MLB Draft, but there may have been an explanation for their strategy. The Nats on Sunday selected Eli Willits with the No.
Agent Scott Boras is in what is becoming a familiar place as spring training gets closer.
Is Alonso considering parting ways with Boras?
Scott Boras may have learned a lesson. Three of Boras’ pitcher clients have already signed this offseason despite the MLB Winter Meetings not yet having taken place.
The team isn't messing around.
A 2024 Gold Glove winner has become the latest MLB player to drop famed agent Scott Boras.
Alex Bregman's agent, Scott Boras, recently shared that his client would be willing to make a position change if need be, despite his success at the hot corner.
2023 ended up being Juan Soto’s final year in San Diego, as the Padres swapped the star outfielder to the Yankees in a blockbuster deal last December. However, some attempts were made to keep Soto in SoCal via a long-term extension.
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