The St. Louis Cardinals were nowhere close to being the worst team in Major League Baseball in 2025. Even though the Cardinals sold at the trade deadline by shipping Ryan Helsley, Steven Matz, and Phil Maton out of town, they still finished right around .500 with a 78-84 record.
The Orioles have made a few moves this offseason but are still looking for a big rotation upgrade and an impact bat. President of baseball operations Mike Elias spoke to the media Monday about the club’s offseason and was asked if the O’s had enough spending capacity to address both needs via free agency.
The Baltimore Orioles made arguably the biggest splash in MLB's free agent reliever market on November 29, when they signed Ryan Helsley to a two-year, $28 million deal that includes a player option after the 2026 season.
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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 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.
The Detroit Tigers headed into the offseason looking to improve their pitching staff by any means necessary, and there has been some wild reporting on that pursuit thus far in the offseason.
The Orioles have signed right-hander Ryan Helsley to a two-year contract that allows him to opt out after the 2026 season. It’s reportedly a $28MM guarantee for the Wasserman client, who’d also receive a $500K assignment bonus if he’s traded.
When speaking during the MLB general manager meetings in Las Vegas in mid-November, Baltimore Orioles president of baseball operations Mike Elias was very clear about what he wanted to do with his bullpen heading into the 2026 season.
The Baltimore Orioles reportedly signed right-handed relief pitcher Ryan Helsley on Saturday, according to Jeff Passan of ESPN. The deal runs for two years and is worth $28 million, or $14 million per year, pending a physical.
On Saturday, the Baltimore Orioles made their second move of the MLB offseason by agreeing to terms with Ryan Helsley on a two-year $28 million contract.
The St. Louis Cardinals were sellers at this year’s trade deadline, trading away relievers Ryan Helsley, Phil Maton and Steven Matz. Helsley, the reigning National League Reliever of the Year at the time, was their closer, and with him gone, the Cardinals shifted to Riley O’Brien.
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Veteran right-handed closer Ryan Helsley has signed a two-year, $28 million contract with the Baltimore Orioles, multiple sources reported on Saturday afternoon.
The Baltimore Orioles are signing closer Ryan Helsley to a two-year contract, according to ESPN’s Jeff Passan. The deal, pending a physical, is worth $14 million a year, with an opt-out after the first year.
The closer market is moving in free agency! First, Raisel Iglesias re-signed with the Atlanta Braves on a one-year deal, and now Ryan Helsley finds a new home in Baltimore.
One closer is off the market for the Toronto Blue Jays. On Saturday afternoon, ESPN’s Jeff Passan reported that the fellow American League East team agreed to a two-year deal with the hard-throwing right-handed pitcher.
The Baltimore Orioles made their first big swing of free agency by bringing in an All-Star reliever. The Orioles are signing Ryan Helsley to a contract, according to ESPN’s Jeff Passan.
He a two-time All-Star who has saved 105 games to the tune of a 2.96 ERA over seven seasons, but he's coming off a rough Mets stint.
The Orioles have signed right-hander Ryan Helsley to a two-year contract.
The Detroit Tigers are among several franchises across the nation that could be potential landing spots for free agent reliever Ryan Helsley. Having spent the majority of his career with the St.
It seems Helsley has heard from half the league.
New York Mets fans don't need to be reminded that the trade deadline deal that brought former St. Louis Cardinals closer and 2024 NL Reliever of the Year Ryan Helsley to Queens did not work out as intended.
Ryan Helsley is drawing interest from clubs as a starting pitcher, and the Tigers are among the teams who have spoken to him about a possible move to the rotation according to a report from Ken Rosenthal, Cody Stavenhagen, and Katie Woo of The Athletic.
New York Mets fans were stoked when their front office traded for St. Louis Cardinals closer and 2024 NL Reliever of the Year Award winner, Ryan Helsley, at the 2025 MLB trade deadline.
Although the St. Louis Cardinals haven't made it to the playoffs over the last three seasons, there have been a few positive takeaways from the organization.
If there's one player on the New York Mets' 2025 roster that fans would most say they don't want back next season, it's probably Ryan Helsley. And fans feel this way for good reason.
The New York Mets made several moves ahead of the trade deadline that they thought would put them over the top for the stretch run. Unfortunately, most of their acquisitions didn’t pan out.
Helsley recently offered his reasoning for why he was mostly a flop with the Amazins over the final two months of the campaign.
He had another meltdown for the second game in a row.
It is a stunning reversal from where things were just a little more than two weeks ago.
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