The New York Yankees relinquished Juan Soto to the New York Mets and have arguably become the most aggressive team in baseball since then. New […]
The Major League Baseball free agent starting pitcher market has largely come to a standstill, but it is expected to gain momentum shortly. Teams are […]
The New York Yankees have calmed down following a hectic beginning to the offseason, yet several moves remain possible to enhance the roster. While it […]
Astros right-hander J.P. France had surgery last July to fix a tear in the capsule of his shoulder. There was little initial clarity regarding the […]
The Red Sox have come to terms to re-sign right-handed pitcher Robert Stock on a minor-league deal that offers an invitation to major-league spring training, […]
The Cleveland Guardians haven’t signed many free agents this offseason, yet that doesn’t imply they can’t explore the discount market. Having reached the ALCS last […]
The passing of ex-Baltimore Orioles pitcher Brian Matusz was unexpected, occurring at the age of just 37. On Monday, outlets such as the Baltimore Sun reported and disclosed the reason for death. His death was even more sorrowful considering the situation. The Sun disclosed that Matusz probably passed away from a drug overdose on January 7, based on a report submitted by the Phoenix police department. The report indicated that Matusz was discovered on the sofa of his Arizona residence by his mother, with drug paraphernalia in his vicinity. Additionally, there were reportedly traces of a white substance in his mouth. The items suggested the presence of a lighter and a straw. Authorities also discovered fentanyl, heroin, and crack cocaine near his body. Even more concerning, it seems that Matusz was brought to a nearby emergency room two days prior to his death. The report did not specify the reason for his hospitalization, but he was released. He was advised to pursue mental health support. He was brought to a behavioral health facility, but he was not accepted. The report additionally mentioned that two days prior to his hospital visit, he expressed to his mother that “there is nothing left for me.” It’s a sad conclusion to a life and career that began with great potential when the Orioles chose him as the No. 4 overall pick in the 2008 MLB draft from the University of San Diego. He debuted in the Major League with the Orioles […]
The Atlanta Braves have ample time left to acquire players through free agency. However, with spring training starting in under a month, MLB.com’s Mark Bowman […]
The Atlanta Braves may need to implement some major adjustments if they wish to maintain a commendable streak. The team has made the playoffs for […]
The New York Yankees have been proactive not only in filling a superstar’s role this winter but also in significantly enhancing a roster that reached […]