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Washington Signs Up for Eight More Years of Keibert Ruiz

Keibert Ruiz is $50 million richer as the Nationals secure their catcher of the future. → Read More

Rodgers Out, Moustakas In as Rockies Are Forced to Rearrange the Infield

The Rockies have an infield full of question marks following a serious injury to their Gold Glove second baseman. → Read More

Triston McKenzie and the Return of the Strikeout Stuff

Triston McKenzie has been sacrificing strikeouts for better control, but his phenomenal strikeout stuff can still break free from time to time. → Read More

An Exceptional Season in the Annals of Stealing Home

In 2020 and 2021, players stole home with near-unprecedented success. The 2022 season marked a return to normalcy, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing. → Read More

Padres Order a Cole Hamels Reboot

Several years after he last threw a pitch, Hollywood Hamels will attempt a comeback with the San Diego Padres. → Read More

Andrew Chafin and Alex Reyes Head to the NL West

Andrew Chafin and Alex Reyes are wildly different pitchers at different stages of their careers, but each will head west for a fresh start in 2023. → Read More

Let’s Revisit Some Overlooked Reliever Signings

Relievers Pierce Johnson and Scott McGough might have garnered more attention had they signed at a less eventful time. → Read More

Alex Lange Loves His Curves But Not His Edges

Alex Lange’s curveball is the stuff of legend. → Read More

Phillies Add Josh Harrison To Replenish a Depleted Bench

The Phillies bring Josh Harrison back into the fold, hoping to keep him around for a little longer this time. → Read More

Whit Merrifield, King of Stealing Third

Stolen bases at third are the neglected middle child of steals, but at least Whit Merrifield gives third base his attention. → Read More

Adam Duvall Is the Latest Piece in Boston’s Offseason Puzzle

Chaim Bloom’s plan to replace Trevor Story begins to take shape, as the Red Sox sign Adam Duvall to a one-year deal. → Read More

Andrew McCutchen Sets Sail for Home

The most fearsome Pirate of the modern age is returning home on a one-year, $5 million contract. → Read More

Why Bo Bichette’s Wheels Fell Off in 2022

How does a young, healthy player like Bo Bichette go from being an elite baserunner one year to a total liability the next? → Read More

Johnny Cueto Brings a Veteran Presence to a Promising Marlins Rotation

The veteran right-hander heads to Miami, looking to prove his resurgence last season was more than a flash in the pan. → Read More

Diamondbacks Get a Little Better by Signing Evan Longoria

The Arizona Diamondbacks finished off a busy holiday season by signing Evan Longoria to a one-year, $4 million deal. → Read More

Light Chanukah Reading for the Analytically Inclined

A closer look at double plays, the three true outcomes, and baseball miracles in honor of the Jewish festival of light. → Read More

Narváez, Hedges, McCann Latest Catchers To Find New Teams

The great catcher shuffle of ’22 continues, as Omar Narváez, Austin Hedges, and James McCann find new homes. → Read More

No Two Ways About It for Latest Tigers’ Signing Michael Lorenzen

Michael Lorenzen joins the Detroit Tigers, hoping to build upon his first season as a full-time starting pitcher. → Read More

Kevin Kiermaier Is Finally, Actually a Blue Jay

Kevin Kiermaier and George Springer will join forces to cover plenty of ground in the Rogers Centre outfield. → Read More

Phillies Add Matt Strahm as Caleb Cotham’s Next Project

The Philadelphia Phillies are betting that left-hander Matt Strahm and his unique pitch repertoire will work well under pitching coach Caleb Cotham. → Read More