Kelly recorded a 4.39 ERA and 68 strikeouts in 65 2/3 innings pitched for the Champion Red Sox in 2018. Despite the disappointing regular season he did throw six shutout innings in the playoffs for the club, he'll certainly add depth for the Dodgers bullpen that had a lot of ...

Just like that Familia is back with the Mets after being traded to Oakland in July, he recorded a 3.13 ERA to go with 17 saves last season. With Edwin Diaz also on the Mets now he certainly won't be the top option for saves but should be the setup ...

DiComo adds that "it's unlikely anything happens soon, and certainly possible nothing ever happens", but it's encouraging for Mets fans that they're at least talking. It's reportedly the first time this line of communication has been open. deGrom is coming off a Cy Young winning season where he posted a ...

Aroldis Chapman holds the record for a reliever's contract at five years and $86 million. Kimbrel's resume is nearly flawless, but it remains to be seen if a team would pay that much for him. The entire bullpen market seems to be waiting on Kimbrel to sign. If he's seeking ...

The deal is still being finalized and pending a physical. Happ will certainly help stabilize the Yankees rotation along with Luis Severino, James Paxton, CC Sabathia, and Masahiro Tanaka. The 36-year-old southpaw registered a 3.65 ERA between the Blue Jays and Yankees in 2018.

Cueto underwent the procedure in August so there's no guarantee he'll pitch at all in 2019. However, it sounds like the veteran right-hander is hoping to get some innings under his belt to get back into the swing of things as opposed to waiting until March 2020. Cueto is obviously ...

Torres came up as a shortstop but moved to second since Didi Gregorius was playing so well. Gregorius will miss the beginning of the season due to Tommy John surgery, however, and the Yankees are still involved in the Manny Machado sweepstakes. The good news is they have options with ...

Trout hit second for the beginning of last season before being bumped to the three hole to finish out the year. It makes sense for the Angels to hit their best player second. The 27-year-old hit .312/.460/.628 with 39 homers and 24 stolen bases a season ago. My lord.

Bour hit .224 with 20 home runs, 59 RBIs, and 49 runs scored in 423 at-bats with the Miami Marlins and Philadelphia Phillies last season. He battled injuries during the first half of the season and was dealt to the Phillies before the trade deadline, but he batted just .190 ...

Roark recorded a 4.34 ERA and 146 strikeouts through 30 starts with the Nationals in 2018. He'll certainly be in the rotation for the Reds and should be in for less run support on the season.