Good morning! It’s Monday, which sucks. And it’s the first Monday without Red Sox baseball since March, which sucks even more. But one thing I’m fond of reminding people is that baseball exists beyond the confines of the Major Leagues.
The Yomiuri Giants of Nippon Professional Baseball have signed infielder Bobby Dalbec to a one-year contract, according to multiple reports from Japan. MassLive.com’s Chris Cotillo reports that Dalbec’s salary is worth more than $1MM.
The Kansas City Royals lacked power all season, but they never saw fit to bring up one of the most potent power threats in the organization. But based on track records, it was hard to blame them for being skeptical.
The Kansas City Royals have already been eliminated from postseason contention. With one game left on the 2025 regular season schedule, they need a win to secure their second straight winning season.
The Kansas City Royals still have a chance at making it to the postseason. At 71-69, they are just two games back of the Seattle Mariners for the third and final American League Wild Card spot.
The Kansas City Royals are still hanging around in the American League Wild Card race with time to spare in the 2025 regular season. They are 62-61 and are just four games back of the reigning AL champion New York Yankees for the final spot.
Bobby Dalbec's grand tour of Major League Baseball continues. Since the Boston Red Sox designated him for assignment last summer, Dalbec's journey has been a long and winding one.
The Kansas City Royals signed first baseman Bobby Dalbec to a minor league contract, Raising Royals — the team’s official player development account — reported on X, formerly Twitter.
A former Boston Red Sox slugger is available on the open market. Nick Deeds of MLB Trade Rumors shared that former Boston slugger Bobby Dalbec opted out of his deal with the Milwaukee Brewers and is heading to the open market.
The Milwaukee Brewers reportedly are losing some big league depth down in the minors. It was reported by Francys Romero of BeisbolFR and then shared by MLB Trade Rumors' Nick Deeds that former Boston Red Sox top prospect, Bobby Dalbec decided to opt out of his deal with Milwaukee and head to the open market.
With the Chicago White Sox engulfed in another disastrous season, the focus is solely on the future. Because of that, the franchise is looking to cash-in on any tradeable talent when necessary.
The Boston Red Sox still seemingly have a need at first base but reportedly shut down the chance at a reunion with a former fan-favorite and top prospect.
The Milwaukee Brewers are off to a slow start in 2025. Following a 93-win campaign that saw them run away with the National League Central division in 2024, Milwaukee is 19-21.
One former member of the Boston Red Sox landed a new role on Saturday. Former Red Sox slugger and top prospect Bobby Dalbec began the season with the Chicago White Sox, but the team opted to cut ties with him.
The Milwaukee Brewers won 93 games last season and clinched the National League Central division for the second straight year. However, injuries to Brewers pitchers and a hot start from the Chicago Cubs has Milwaukee chasing them for the division lead.
The Brewers have signed Bobby Dalbec to a minor league deal and assigned the infielder to Triple-A, according to Curt Hogg of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
The Chicago White Sox have made yet another subtle but impactful roster move, this time parting ways with former Boston Red Sox slugger Bobby Dalbec. The first baseman, who signed a minor league deal with Chicago this offseason, has elected to test free agency after being sent down to Triple-A Charlotte.
The Chicago White Sox added to their first base depth with their recent signing of the Boston Red Sox first basemen Bobby Dalbec to a minor league deal.
The Chicago White Sox have signed corner infielder Bobby Dalbec to a minor league contract, the team announced Tuesday afternoon. Dalbec, 29, spent the past five seasons with the Boston Red Sox.
Major League Baseball, in case you hadn't heard, is very hard. It doesn't matter if you're a 15-year veteran, a former top prospect, or a rookie fighting for one of the last spots on the roster.
The Boston Red Sox haven’t been the best so far this season but it’s mainly been due to injuries. They’re still third in the American League East and are staying in contention.
The Boston Red Sox are still figuring out their perfect lineup entering the 2024 campaign. With a potential position change, the Red Sox would be given much more versatility in their roster construction.
While they have not technically been eliminated, the Red Sox have not shown that they can make up any ground in the hyper-competitive American League wild-card race.