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The worst thing the Cardinals can do with this deal is pick up a potential #1 starter. They could flip him for several players, though.

https://www.mlb.com/news/rays-trade-for-jose-martinez-from-cardinals TRADE DETAILS Rays to get: OF José Martínez, OF Randy Arozarena, Competitive Balance Round A Draft pick (38th overall) Cardinals to get: LHP Matthew Liberatore, C Edgardo Rodriguez, Competitive Balance Round B Draft pick (66th...

Here is a link to the votes that have been made public as of right now: https://onedrive.live.com/view.aspx?resid=F2E5D8FC5199DFAF!17003&ithint=file,xlsx&authkey=!ALD8BEbKmTajwcI

Here is a story: https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/28440015/report-red-sox-used-replay-room-steal-signs-2018-season

According to Ken Rosenthal and reported on MLB Network and in The Atlantic, the Red Sox were caught using their video room to steal signs in the 2018 regular season -- after the warnings from the commissioner's office. Comments?

https://www.mlb.com/news/big-predictions-each-mlb-club-2020

https://www.mlb.com/news/mlb-early-2020-power-rankings

https://www.mlb.com/news/breakout-prospects-for-2020

https://www.mlb.com/twins/news/twins-sign-homer-bailey-rich-hill 1-year deals for each of these guys. Neither is an "ace" but both should be solid contributors. The Twins rotation should be OK once Pineda is back from his suspension and Hill has recovered from his surgery.

They have definitely helped their team this off season. More pop from the offense and better defense.

4/$80MM deal. Frankly, I'm surprised the Angels didn't push harder to get him. Maybe he didn't like California?

Tyler Clippard to the Twins -- 1/$7.25MM reported.

Romo back to the Twins Per MLB Network. No details are available at this time. Not the pitcher he was 5 years ago, but still a reliable late inning arm.

Bumgarner to the Diamondbacks 5/$85MM is the report. Quite a surprise, IMO. I'm sure he turned down more money for the familiarity.

He dropped off the BBWAA ballot a number of years ago and is not on the Veteran's Committee ballot. He was arguably the best player in the game for over 5 years. Is it because of his cocaine use? There are others in the Hall that were involved in the drug scandal as well. I think he should...

What sort of player will teams keep as their 26th player? Will they carry 14 pitchers? Will they carry 3 catchers? How about someone that can play anywhere? Thoughts?

https://www.mlb.com/breaking-news/rule-5-draft-2019

Scary good offense. They need pitching to bring a championship to LA, though. Now look for the Nationals to sign Donaldson.

The Yankees still need a SS. I don't like Torres there.

The Yankees won the bidding war for this guy. Cashman finally got Cole to sign on the dotted line after several attempts. Good for them.