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Source: Cubs, catcher Barnhart reach 2-year deal
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Thursday, 22 December 2022 12:50
The Chicago Cubs bolstered their defense again Thursday, agreeing to a contract with Gold Glove-winning catcher Tucker Barnhart, a source confirmed to ESPN.The two-year deal is for $6.5 million and includes a player option for 2024 as well as the potential to earn an additional $3 million in incentives, the source confirmed to ESPN and as reported by multiple media…
Olney: Will Steve Cohen's extravagance change MLB spending forever?
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Thursday, 22 December 2022 05:57
The shocking signing of Carlos Correa makes two truths about these new-look Mets perfectly clear: Steve Cohen is a dream come true for fans in Queens.And Steve Cohen is the nightmare other baseball owners have feared.With the addition of Correa on a 12-year, $315 million deal, Cohen has bought a roster of baseball Lamborghinis. Each member of the Mets' projected…
48 hours that made baseball history: Inside the stunning events that made Carlos Correa a Met
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Thursday, 22 December 2022 12:26
THE ITINERARY WAS set. On Sunday night, Carlos Correa, his wife, son, parents, siblings and in-laws would descend on San Francisco and check in to their rooms on the 12th floor of the St. Regis hotel. On Monday, Correa would undergo a physical examination by the San Francisco Giants, the final step to make official the $350 million deal they'd…
Mets trade McCann to Orioles, sign INF Mendick
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Wednesday, 21 December 2022 22:00
The New York Mets traded catcher James McCann to the Baltimore Orioles, it was announced, and signed infielder Danny Mendick to a one-year, $1 million major league contract on Wednesday, sources told ESPN.The Mets will send $19 million of the remaining $24.3 million on McCann's contract to the Orioles and receive a player to be named later. The deal saves…
Emotional Swanson: Cubs were sentimental pick
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Wednesday, 21 December 2022 13:16
CHICAGO -- Dansby Swanson's first choice was Atlanta.But the former Braves' shortstop said his second choice was a sentimental one -- because the newest member of the Chicago Cubs used to watch their games with his grandfather, who died just a week ago."Every time I walked in, he would have the Cubs game on," a slightly teary-eyed Swanson said Wednesday…
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