Harrison Bader is the new center fielder for the Giants, so that means Jung Hoo Lee will be moving to right field -- a switch the Korean star is apparently all in for after speaking with new manager Tony Vitello and general manager Zack Minasian.
Players who are good every year end up getting a giant bag of cash when they hit free agency. Now, that range can be pretty wide, but it’s not uncommon
The San Francisco Giants made a two-year commitment to Harrison Bader to be their starting center fielder. It felt like the final move of the offseason.
The Philadelphia Phillies lost Harrison Bader in free agency, which was essentially a formality. Center field was a shallow pool during the 2025/2026 free agency period, meaning Bader wasn't going to get a big contract to return to the City of Brotherly Love.
The Rule 5 draft, held annually at the winter meetings in December, never garners much fanfare, but it has been known to yield some noteworthy transactions.
Center field has long been a bright spot for the Angels. Jim Edmonds, Darin Erstad, Torii Hunter, then a kid named Mike Trout. Before those greats was Fred Lynn and just below them were really solid players like Devon White and a young Garrett Anderson.
The San Francisco Giants have a new outfielder joining the team, which means Harrison Bader gets to experience the Giants-Dodgers rivalry first-hand. Bader and the Giants reportedly agreed to a two-year deal on Monday.
The San Francisco Giants signed Harrison Bader just a few weeks before spring training. It was a short-term two-year deal that benefited both the franchise and Bader.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
There was a lot of consternation about a certain player yesterday. Let’s see what today holds! On to the links. Phillies news: The ABS that people have been clamoring for is finally here and the Phillies are ready for it.
It’s less than a month for the 2026 MLB spring training kicks in, and several teams are still making moves. Multiple players remain on the free agent market, still waiting for a team.
The San Francisco Giants have sought to improve their outfield this offseason, but until Monday they came up with nothing. Harrison Bader changes that in a significant way.
It may have taken until the end of January, but the San Francisco Giants have made their first significant addition of the offseason. On Monday morning, we learned that Harrison Bader and the Giants had agreed to a two-year, $20.5 million deal, first reported by Ken Rosenthal.
The San Francisco Giants are bringing in some outfield help this offseason. Per Jon Heyman at the MLB Network, the Giants have agreed to a two-year deal with outfielder Harrison Bader.
The Giants have a notable upgrade to their outfield defense in place, reportedly agreeing to a two-year, $20.5MM contract with free agent outfielder Harrison Bader.
The St. Louis Cardinals will enter the 2026 season with a much younger roster. President of Baseball Operations, Chaim Bloom, committed after the 2025 season to shed veteran contracts and give the Cardinals young talent a chance.
The Detroit Tigers went into the offseason with fans hoping for some significant upgrades, and while they have gotten that in some areas, others have gone neglected.
It's no secret that the St. Louis Cardinals could use a right-handed bat. When you traded away two key cogs from the middle of the order in Nolan Arenado and Willson Contreras, that's going to happen.
The Philadelphia Phillies remain a focal point of late-offseason discussion as roster decisions continue to shape their path toward 2026. Despite the club’s reliance on internal options, an experienced voice believes they still need to make one key move before spring training.
The Milwaukee Brewers don’t have a third outfielder. They have multiple players who make good fourth or fifth options. Blake Perkins, a defensive whiz.
After declining his $10 million option, the Pittsburgh Pirates could be in the market for Harrison Bader. The righty is no stranger to the NL Central having spent 2017-22 with the St.