White Sox Swoop In and Get Melky

According to a Major League source telling MLB.com’s Jesse Sanchez early Sunday morning, Melky Cabrera has agreed to a 3-year deal with the White Sox worth between $42-43.5 million; which is pending a physical. Its not exactly as official as other deals this offseason though, since Melky has a history with performance enhancing drugs. Surely though he will pass the physical due to being clean for 2 ½ years now after getting caught using steroids as a San Francisco Giant in 2012. He is now coming back home to the AL where he started his career with the Yankees back Continue reading White Sox Swoop In and Get Melky

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D-backs trade Miley to Sox

After the Red Sox trade for Porcello, they add more needed depth to the rotation as they pick up Wade Miley from the Diamondbacks. This deal sent Wade Miley to Boston in exchange for Rubby De La Rosa, Allen Webster, and minor leaguer Raymel Flores, who all heading to Arizona. Miley is going to make $4.3 million this year, which was his first time in arbitration, and he is under contract through 2017. This left-hander will fit nicely into the Red Sox starting rotation, as Boston desperately needed a left-hander. Instead of having to shell out well over $100 million Continue reading D-backs trade Miley to Sox

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Ervin Santana goes back to the AL

During the 2013 offseason, Ervin Santana was seeking out a contract for multiple years, and a substantial amount of money. He did not get it and instead had to settle with a one-year deal with the Braves worth $14.1 million. Reportedly last off-season the only multi-year deal on the table was from his new team the Twins. Ervin said publically that he wanted a new challenge and it was going to be in the NL. Also the contract offer from the Twins may not have been enough of a payday, but now after a good season with the Braves, he Continue reading Ervin Santana goes back to the AL

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Cespedes for Porcello

Immediately after the Los Angeles Dodgers performed their Winter Meetings finale on Thursday morning involving Matt Kemp, the Tigers and Red Sox stole the show. After all the confusion on whether or not the Sox will deal Cespedes, the Red Sox agreed to a deal with the Tigers swapping Cespedes for Rick Porcello. What this means for the Tigers is that they find their replacement for Torii Hunter in Yoenis Cespedes, but they lose a key part of the starting pitching rotation. Even though Hunter has been a key distributer of on Detroit for the past 2 years, Cespedes is Continue reading Cespedes for Porcello

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