AL East
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3.0K1Red Sox Go Out of Their Way to Add Chris Sale
After a year of rumours, the Chicago White Sox have finally traded Chris Sale. Reported by Ken Rosenthal, Sale is on the...
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4.3K3Chris Sale Addition Makes Red Sox World Series Favorites, Pending Pablo Sandoval
About an hour ago the Chicago White Sox and Boston Red Sox made one of those trades that throws baseball twitter into a...
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9.3K4The Oakland Athletics Should Trade Sonny Gray
Sonny Gray is a great pitcher. Sonny Gray is also coming off of an absolutely horrendous season, one that was especially shocking...
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3.9K1The Final Word on 2016: Toronto Blue Jays
It has only been a couple short weeks since the Cubs clinched game 7 in Cleveland on the 2nd November and ended their...
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5.2KThe Final Word on 2016: Tampa Bay Rays
It has only been a couple short weeks since the Cubs clinched game 7 in Cleveland on the 2nd November and ended their...
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2.9K3The Final Word on 2016: New York Yankees
It has only been a couple short weeks since the Cubs clinched game 7 in Cleveland on the 2nd November and ended their...
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3.4K1The Final Word on 2016: Boston Red Sox
It has only been a couple short weeks since the Cubs clinched game 7 in Cleveland on the 2nd November and ended their...
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3.4K1The Final Word on 2016: Baltimore Orioles
It has only been a couple short weeks since the Cubs clinched game 7 in Cleveland on the 2nd November and ended their...
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3.4KBrian McCann is an Astro! Josh Reddick is an Astro!: Rapid Reaction
The Yankees have traded catcher Brian McCann and about $11 million of his salary to the Astros for minor league pitchers Albert...
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4.6KNomar Mazara Got Shafted!
Michael Fulmer won the AL Rookie of the Year award on Monday beating out Gary Sanchez and Tyler Naquin for the honor....
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3.1KThe Indians Have Roberto Perez; So Now Let’s Trade Yan Gomes
Two nights ago, the Cleveland Indians took the lead in the World Series behind a dominant performance from Corey Kluber Roberto Perez....
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2.9K1The Top 10 OPS Leaders From Double-A in 2016
Don’t scout the stat line. It’s a common mantra repeated by real life scouts given the modern era of amateur baseball scouting...