On the surface, according to MLB.com's Brittany Ghiroli, it appears that Korean pitcher Suk-min Yoon and the Orioles have agreed, tentatively, to a three year, $5.75 million contract. Yet the Orioles haven't said much regarding the deal because ... wait for it ... it depends upon Yoon passing a physical.
The ball club is...
With pitchers and catchers set to report to Spring Training in just weeks, there are still teams in need of key players and the free agent pool is getting smaller by the day. The Baltimore Orioles and New York Mets have this problem and both need to fill the same key role. They need a late-inning reliever, preferably an experienced...
The Brewers and free agent starting pitcher Matt Garza agreed to a four year, $50 million deal on Sunday. The deal is pending a physical, which is important considering we have already seen Grant Balfour (now signed with the Rays) fail a physical earlier this off-season with the Baltimore Orioles.
Garza, 30, was arguably the best...
Just last week All-Star closer Grant Balfour was in talks with the Washington Nationals yet it was announced today that the Tampa Bay Rays are most likely the team that Balfour will end up with. According to Fox Sports' Ken Rosenthal the contract is for two years and $12 million, only $3 million less than his potential contract with the...
The Baltimore Orioles are at least kicking the can on possible late inning pitching help. John Heyman of CBSSports.com has reported via Twitter that they are looking at Chris Perez, John Axford and Grant Balfour. Who is the best fit? It is hard to say but logic says Perez, Balfour and Axford in that order but price is...
The Major League Baseball Hot Stove season has been quiet for the Oakland Athletics, not to be unexpected for a small market team competing in a market where their free agent outfielder, Chris Young, whose numbers were dismal after his move to the American League last season, can command a one year $7.25 million dollar deal with the New...
