Mariners hire Kanzler as manager to replace fired Wilson The Mariners have named Cubs farm director Jason Kanzler as their next manager, the team announced Tuesday.
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Mariners hire Kanzler as manager to replace fired Wilson The Mariners have named Cubs farm director Jason Kanzler as their next manager, the team announced Tuesday. ▪▪ Link ▪▪ From Tarik Skubal to …? Rankings, contract projections for the top 50 MLB free agents How much will the biggest stars get paid this winter? Kiley McDaniel breaks down the 2026-27 free agent class. ▪▪ Link ▪▪ MLB award finalists revealed, with Misiorowski, other Brewers in spotlight Brewers ace Jacob Misiorowski is among four members of the World Series champions who are finalists for baseball’s biggest individual awards. ▪▪ Link ▪▪ Bednar, Suzuki, Arozarena among eight players to receive qualifying offers Eight players received $23.15 million qualifying offers from their teams Monday. ▪▪ Link ▪▪ Fantasy baseball: Hot stove analysis of key offseason moves Track all the latest MLB free agency and trade news with fantasy baseball analysis from Tristan H. Cockcroft and Eric Karabell. ▪▪ Link ▪▪ Rangers CF Carter has hip surgery, likely to miss start of season Texas Rangers centerfielder Evan Carter underwent hip surgery to address a labral issue and hip impingement and is unlikely to be ready for the start of next season. ▪▪ Link ▪▪ Astros owner Crane hails Flores as a 'perfect fit' as team's GM Randy Flores was introduced as the 15th general manager of the Astros on Monday. ▪▪ Link ▪▪ Baker, Piniella headline Baseball Hall of Fame contemporary ballot Dusty Baker, Bruce Bochy, Joe Maddon and Lou Piniella are among the retired baseball managers up for Hall of Fame consideration on the contemporary era ballot. ▪▪ Link ▪▪ Sources: Cubs decline $7.5M option for Rea The Cubs have declined a $7.5 million contract option on pitcher Colin Rea for next season, sources said. ▪▪ Link ▪▪ Trial begins for Guardians' Clase, Ortiz in pitch-rigging case The trial of two major league baseball pitchers accused of rigging pitches in a betting scheme begins Monday in federal court in Brooklyn. ▪▪ Link ▪▪ |
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