Monthly Archives: dicembre 2014

Brewers general manager Doug Melvin reiterated on Day 1 of baseball's biggest offseason gathering that he likes his team as it's already constructed.    Read more

As media members and rival executives were discussing various hot topics, including potential trades involving Justin Upton and Evan Gattis, Braves president of baseball operations John Hart and his staff…Read more

Pitching remained at the top of the Yankees' priority list as the Winter Meetings began on Monday, with general manager Brian Cashman continuing to work the phones in pursuit of…Read more

Nationals general manager Mike Rizzo said Monday that no progress was made as far as extending the club's potential free agents -- Jordan Zimmermann, Doug Fister, Ian Desmond, Tyler Clippard…Read more

Astros manager A.J. Hinch is older and wiser and admittedly better prepared to be a Major League manager this time around than he was five years ago when he got…Read more

It's almost as if the entire industry is waiting for the Angels to shock us all again, to which Jerry Dipoto continually scoffs. There won't be any intricate trades to…Read more

It's been widely assumed that at some point this offseason, the Reds would have to move one of their four starting pitchers approaching free agency -- either to trade for…Read more

The Tigers usually cast a wide net at the Winter Meetings on many fronts. It's early, but their approach this year leans pretty heavily towards the trade front.    Read more

General manager John Mozeliak confirmed that the Cardinals intend to allow Carlos Martinez to take a new uniform number -- 18 -- next season as a way for Martinez to…Read more

Typically, general managers' best play when negotiating with agents or potential trade partners is the deadline card. Take-it-or-leave-it offers with a limited shelf life. GM Neal Huntington, transparent with the…Read more