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Chicago Cubs
fromCubsinsider
1 week ago

The Rundown Lite: Gallen Back to AZ, Castellanos to SD, Schwarber Leads Many Former Cubs Among Low-Average Mashers -

Zac Gallen signed a one-year $22.025M qualifying-offer deal with deferred payments, reducing its net present value, after a poor season that diminished his market value.
Major League Baseball
fromMLB Trade Rumors
1 month ago

Guardians Close To Extension With Jose Ramirez

Jose Ramirez is nearing a multi-year extension with the Guardians that would keep him in Cleveland through 2032 with substantial additional guarantees and deferred payments.
Chicago
fromMLB Trade Rumors
1 month ago

Details Of Red Sox' Pursuit Of Alex Bregman

Alex Bregman signed a five-year, $175MM deal with the Cubs after the Red Sox offered less money and refused a full no-trade clause.
LA Dodgers
fromDodgers Nation
2 months ago

Dodgers Notes: Non-Tendered Pitcher Returns, LA's Deferrals Surpass $1 Billion, More

The Dodgers re-signed reliever Nick Frasso on a minor-league deal while deferred payments surpassed $1 billion after signing Edwin Díaz.
fromDodger Blue
2 months ago

Dodgers Rumors: Edwin Diaz's Contract Includes More Than $13 Million In Deferrals

The Los Angeles Dodgers came to an agreement on a three-year, $69 million contract with free agent closer Edwin Díaz to provide a major boost to their bullpen. The $23 million average annual value (AAV) of the contract set a new record for relievers, surpassing the $20.4 million mark Díaz received in his last deal with the New York Mets. It is the second major contract the Dodgers have handed out to a relief pitcher in as many years, following the signing of Tanner Scott last offseason.
Major League Baseball
Major League Baseball
fromDodger Blue
2 months ago

This Day In Dodgers History: Shohei Ohtani Signs 10-Year, $700 Million Contract

Shohei Ohtani signed a record 10-year, $700 million Dodgers contract, structured with massive deferred payments to allow the team to reinvest in their roster.
San Francisco Giants
fromSFGATE
2 months ago

The dizzying SF Giants rumor mill makes no sense right now

The Giants will avoid nine-figure free-agent pitcher signings and pursue modestly priced, short-term pitching alternatives due to multiple financial obligations.
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