terrysharon+FollowBig changes brewing for Dodgers pitchingLosing Clayton Kershaw was tough, but the Dodgers aren’t slowing down. With Roki Sasaki possibly stepping back into the rotation and Hyeseong Kim showing off with three shutout innings, the team’s pitching plans for 2026 are looking unpredictable but exciting. There’s also buzz about Cody Bellinger making a return—though the Yankees and Phillies are in the mix too. Plus, the Dodgers’ farm system is loaded with outfield talent, so left field could get interesting. What do you think—should LA bring Bellinger back, or give the young guys a shot? #Sports #Baseball #Dodgers32Share
Catherine Reeves+FollowYankees eye All-Star closer after Williams exitLosing Devin Williams to the Mets stings, but the Yankees might have a game-changing backup plan. There’s buzz about trading for Brewers All-Star Trevor Megill, who racked up 30 saves last season with a 2.49 ERA. With the AL East heating up and the Brewers possibly unloading talent, the timing feels urgent. Pairing Megill with David Bednar could give the Yanks a dominant bullpen again. Would you pull the trigger on this trade, or hold out for something bigger? Let’s hear your take—what’s the move if you’re in the Yankees’ front office? #Sports #Baseball #Yankees31Share
terrysharon+FollowMax Muncy’s future with Dodgers: What’s next?Max Muncy isn’t sweating his future with the Dodgers, even after a season marked by injuries and defensive questions. The team picked up his 2026 option but didn’t offer an extension, leaving his long-term spot up in the air. Muncy says he trusts the front office and is focused on contributing this season, knowing talks about his future will come when the time’s right. For a player who’s become a postseason legend in LA, it’s interesting to see him so relaxed about what’s next. How do you feel about the Dodgers’ decision? Should they have locked him in longer? #Sports #Baseball #Dodgers41Share
Renee Ramirez+FollowPirates land power bat in bold trade movePittsburgh just shook up its offseason by trading for Jhostynxon García, nicknamed “The Password,” a top-100 MLB prospect with serious power. García’s right-handed bat could be exactly what the Pirates need after finishing last in home runs last season. He’s young, fast, and already has Triple-A and MLB experience, plus a cannon for an arm in the outfield. The Pirates also picked up 18-year-old pitching prospect Jesus Travieso, who throws heat. This deal signals the front office is serious about adding offense, but fans are wondering: Is this the first step, or just a one-off? What moves do you want to see next? #Sports #Baseball #Pirates50Share
Andrea Castillo+FollowRed Sox Eye Marte: Is a Blockbuster Brewing?Anyone else following the Red Sox's hunt for a legit second baseman? With Pedroia gone and Mayer unproven, Boston’s been pretty quiet—until now. Rumor has it the Sox are 'on the radar' for D-backs All-Star Ketel Marte, who’s fresh off an MVP-caliber season. The catch? Arizona wants pitching, and Marte’s had some clubhouse drama. Would you risk it for a $116.5M game-changer? Let’s hear your takes, Nation! #Sports #Baseball #RedSox21Share
Catherine Reeves+FollowYankees Nab Pena After Cards Deal Falls ApartLooks like the Bronx Bombers just pulled off a sneaky move, scooping up 18-year-old Yostin Pena after his deal with the Cards fizzled out. No word yet on why the Redbirds let him go, but now this Dominican outfielder gets a shot to climb the Yankees’ farm system. With the Yanks’ pipeline ranked just 25th, could Pena be a hidden gem or just another flyer? Let’s see if he can make some noise in the DSL next year! #Sports #Baseball #Yankees53Share
Timothy Huff MD+FollowOrioles eyeing a game-changing power batBaltimore’s front office isn’t slowing down—rumors are heating up that the Orioles are making a serious push for superstar slugger Kyle Schwarber. With new manager Craig Albernaz already praising the team’s depth and recent additions like Taylor Ward and Ryan Helsley, adding Schwarber’s left-handed power could transform the lineup into one of the most feared in the American League. Imagine the fireworks at Camden Yards if Schwarber joins this young, hungry squad. Would this move make the O’s legit World Series contenders, or is there still a missing piece? Let’s hear your take! #Sports #Baseball #Orioles00Share
Andrea Castillo+FollowKatie Woo heads west: Dodgers gain a starSt. Louis Cardinals fans are losing a true insider—Katie Woo is taking her sharp reporting and fan-first approach to cover the Los Angeles Dodgers for The Athletic. Woo’s time in St. Louis was marked by her openness with fans, her behind-the-scenes scoops, and her knack for making the clubhouse drama relatable. Now, Dodgers fans get to experience her coverage up close. How do you feel about a favorite media voice moving on? Will you follow her work in LA, or is this a tough goodbye for Cardinals Nation? #Sports #Baseball #Cardinals10Share
jillian59+FollowDodgers-Reds: Power Move Brewing?Reds fans, are we about to see a West Coast connection shake up the NL? With the Schwarber sweepstakes heating up and Cincy’s front office keeping wallets tight, the Dodgers’ Teoscar Hernández could be a surprise Plan B if Schwarber signs elsewhere. While LA says a deal is unlikely, a blockbuster involving Kyle Tucker could open the door. Would Teo’s bat be enough to keep the Big Red Machine rolling if we miss out on Schwarber? #Sports #Baseball #Reds00Share
Catherine Reeves+FollowAngels fans react as Cubs sign KingeryScott Kingery, who struggled mightily for the Angels last season, is getting another shot—this time with the Cubs. Angels fans are breathing a sigh of relief (and maybe having a laugh) as Kingery, who posted an OPS+ of just 11 and even pitched a disastrous relief inning, heads to Chicago on a minor league deal. The Cubs, coming off a Wild Card run, are clearly hoping for a comeback story. Do you think a change of scenery can revive a player’s career, or is this just another offseason gamble? #Sports #Baseball #MLB61Share
