The Toronto Blue Jays have been busy adding to their rotation this offseason, but they’re not necessarily done. Ben Nicholson-Smith and Shi Davidi of Sportsnet report that the Jays are still open to adding more starting options, with right-hander Brad Keller one guy they have interest in.
MLB Winter Meetings are in full swing, and reaching the halfway point, the league has already witnessed several major deals go down. With all of baseball's front office executives together until Friday, and pressure building to get deals done, expect to see some major announcements over the next 72 hours and beyond.
The Chicago Cubs head into the offseason with the goal of improving their pitching staff both in the bullpen and in the starting rotation, whether it be via free agency or the trade market.
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The New York Yankees are interested in free agent right-hander Brad Keller, reports Joel Sherman of The New York Post. They also have interest in left-hander MacKenzie Gore of the Nationals, reports Andrew Golden of The Washington Post.
The stars were out in full force during the 2025 World Series. From Max Scherzer in Toronto to Freddie Freeman, Mookie Betts, and of course, Shohei Ohtani, in Los Angeles, there was no shortage of the game's best under the brightest lights.
The Detroit Tigers are among the teams that have expressed interest in free-agent righty Brad Keller as a starting pitcher.
The Detroit Tigers headed into the offseason with the defined goal of improving their pitching staff, both the bullpen and the starting rotation. With the way they have operated though, it seems they are determined to land a pitcher who is capable of doing either.
The Dodgers are among the teams with interest in free agent closer Robert Suarez.
The Chicago Cubs have quite a few free agents after a successful 2025 season. While Kyle Tucker is perhaps the most lucrative catch in the open market this winter, the Cubs' bullpen needs some attention.
It’s difficult to argue against the notion that the Braves are hesitant to spend in free agency. Since Alex Anthopoulos took over as general manager, the largest contract they’ve handed out remains the four-year, $65 million deal to Marcell Ozuna, and that was half a decade ago.
The Chicago Cubs enter the offseason as a prime candidate to upgrade their pitching, and most expect that to be the focus moving forward for the remainder of the winter.
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The Atlanta Braves could find the exact help they need in an unexpected play and from a player who likely knows the team very well. MLB.com’s Mark Feinsand put out his perfect free-agent fits for each team, landing on the Braves being a fit for right-hander Brad Keller.
The Cubs head into Thanksgiving laser-focused on free agency as they look to fill out their roster for the 2026 season. With management clear about pitching
Veteran pitcher Brad Keller was little more than an afterthought at this time last year. He was coming off a 2024 campaign where he went 0-4 with a 5.44 ERA in just 41.1 innings pitched with MLB's two 'Sox' squads.
When USC women’s volleyball walked off the Galen Center floor on Sunday, there was no mistaking Brad Keller’s tone. The No. 17 Trojans had just been swept by the top-ranked Nebraska Cornhuskers, snapping a nine-match winning streak and halting one of the program’s most confident stretches of the season.
Teams have shown interest in free agent right-hander Brad Keller as both a starter and reliever, reports Joel Sherman of The New York Post. It’s not clear which teams are involved, though Sherman writes that the New York Yankees have not emerged as a serious suitor to this point.
The St. Louis Cardinals are seemingly opting for a rebuild right now, which has sparked a lot of rumors over the last few weeks. The Cardinals are likely going to explore some trades with a few of their top players.
Right-hander Brad Keller is slated for free agency, but would seemingly be very happy to be a Cub again next year.
The Chicago Cubs are still alive! After going down 0-2 in their NLDS series against the Milwaukee Brewers, fought back in Game 3. A tight 4-3 win over the Brew Crew meant that Chicago still has a chance to advance to the NL Championship Series.
Major League Baseball is introducing the Automated Balls-Strikes challenge system (ABS system) next season after growing complaints about the way balls and strikes are called.
Entering Game 1 of Tuesday's National League wild-card series, the Chicago Cubs hadn't won a postseason game since 2017. That cannot be said anymore as Chicago used timely hitting and a stellar bullpen performance to a 3-1 win over the San Diego Padres and take a 1-0 series lead.
The Boston Red Sox's pitching development machine has received a lot of acclaim over the past two seasons, but one of its success stories is now unfolding outside the organization.
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The Boston Red Sox have reportedly signed pitcher Brad Keller, formerly of the Chicago White Sox. This acquisition comes shortly after Keller's designation for assignment by the White Sox, making him a free agent.
The Chicago White Sox raised eyebrows on Friday by signing pitcher Brad Keller to a minor-league deal with an invite to Spring Training. Keller, previously a fixture of the Kansas City Royals pitching staff, has quite the history with the South Siders.
The Tigers have a young core of players to build around but need to smartly complement it as they look for traction it what should once again be a wide open AL Central.
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