Jack Curry of YES Network reported earlier today that the Yankees signed RHP Carlos Carrasco to a Minor League deal, also extending him an invite to Spring Training.
We must pause to honor the retired. Corey Kluber tossed 215 innings for the-then Cleveland Indians in 2018. That led all of baseball, as did his two complete games.
The Cleveland Guardians were on the road over the weekend, but fans still got to see baseball downtown, with the Savannah Bananas and Party Animals taking over Progressive Field.
Shane Bieber has been a steady presence at the top of the Cleveland Guardians' rotation for the past few seasons, and he is now set to join quite the exclusive list as a result.
Word on the street is the Boston Red Sox are going to have a rough 2024 MLB campaign. If you're looking for a good bet, however, YB's Chelena Goldmn says this may be the team you're looking for.
It sounds like Corey Kluber has no plans to stay away from the game after announcing his retirement from baseball a week ago. After toeing the slab for 13 seasons, Kluber is reportedly considering other ways to work with teams.
Kluber likely returning as advisor; Manfred done as commish in ‘29; six Yankee prospects make FanGraphs Top 100; Cole isn’t mincing words; count Kahnle among those unhappy with the current uniform situation NJ.com | Jimmy Hascup: Activate the Klubot.
Even if someone doesn't spend a lot of time in an organization as a player, that doesn't mean they might not be utilized with that franchise after they're done competing on the field.
A slow news week is not always a dull one. Grace is back with not a lot of news, but a lot of thoughts and opinions. First, while not a lot of baseball news, there is some stuff to talk about.
Yesterday, 37-year-old right-handed starting pitcher Corey Kluber announced his retirement after 13 seasons in the majors. During his time, Kluber has played on five different teams.
This is one in a series of daily articles highlighting the latest news and notes from the MLB offseason. Corey Kluber announced on Instagram that he is retiring from Major League Baseball after a 13-year career.
Can you feel the spring in the air? Pitchers and catchers begin reporting on Friday as the busiest team of the offseason kicks off their Spring Training.
Boston Red Sox pitcher Corey Kluber is moving to the bullpen for the first time during the regular season in 10 years after a disastrous start to his Red Sox tenure.
As noted by numerous Red Sox media members and those in the Boston area, the consensus remains that Chief Baseball Officer Chaim Bloom needs to do more, particularly in the starting rotation.
The Tampa Bay Rays are adding Corey Kluber to their rotation after agreeing to a one-year deal with the right-handed pitcher pending a physical, according to Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic.