NEW YORK YANKEES: FIVE OFFSEASON TRADES THAT MAKE SENSE –Â The New York Yankees have had a very good offseason.
They signed their super star out-fielder, Aaron Judge, to a 9 year, 360 million dollar contract and secured 1st baseman, Anthony Rizzo, to a 2 year, 40 million dollar deal.
So, the Mets paid $86 million over two years for a fragile, 40-year pitcher who has won exactly one World Series game in his entire career. To be starker: he struggled through five innings to win that one last year, making him 1-6 in World Series play with a 5.63 ERA.Â
Folks, this is the finest example of what the new playoff structure has to offer. An absolute juggernaut of a team that has been the cream of the crop in the American League for the last six seasons matched up against the team that would still have the longest playoff drought in the National League if not for the additional postseason spots instituted with the latest Collective Bargaining Agreement.
JUPITER, Fla. – FTB/Phillies Scout Team’s Joseph Fredericks was called upon in the biggest moment of their tournament thus far, hanging onto a two-run lead in the sixth inning with the bases juiced full of Rawlings National Scout Team players and just one out.
Donny Diamond is back with a fiery preview of the MLB Wildcard Series. Read here for a frenetic analysis of each series.
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