Thomas Harrigan is a Fantasy Baseball Editor for Major League Baseball (MLB) and 1330 WFIN. With a focus on providing analysis and updates on player signings, trades, and team performances, Thomas keeps readers and listeners informed about the latest developments in the world of fantasy baseball.
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By: Thomas Harrigan
Though 12 teams make the postseason every year, only one can win it all. In 2024, that team was the Los Angeles Dodgers. While the Dodgers bask in the glory of their triumph, the other 11 teams must turn the page quickly as the offseason gets underway. As we find
By: Thomas Harrigan
Robbie Ray will not be opting out of his contract with the Giants, according to a report from ESPN’s Jeff Passan. The left-hander has two years remaining on the five-year, $115 million deal he signed with the Mariners on the heels of his 2021 American League Cy Young Award-winning season,
Right-handed pitcher Nathan Eovaldi declined his 2025 player option with the Rangers on Monday and is now a free agent. Rangers president of baseball operations Chris Young said the club still has a lot of interest in bringing back Eovaldi, a Texas native who joined the team on a two-year
With the exclusive-negotiating period for free agents coming to an end earlier this week, MLB's offseason is about to heat up. Below, you'll find a breakdown of each team's free agents in the wake of Monday's deadline to decide on options for the 2025 season. Note: This list is meant
By: Thomas Harrigan
MLB chief baseball development officer Tony Reagins was elected as one of two new At-Large Directors on the Little League International Board of Directors during its annual meeting in Williamsport, Pa., on Friday. Reagins, who joined the Commissioner’s Office in March 2015, is responsible for overseeing the sport’s growth at
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By: Brian Murphy, Thomas Harrigan
Every free agent wants to head into the open market on the heels of a suburb season. In 2024, some current free agents were so good that they became nominees for the All-MLB Team presented by MGM Rewards. - Nominees announced for 2024 All-MLB Team Which players made the cut?
All season long, the Guardians' Emmanuel Clase and the Cardinals' Ryan Helsley stood above their peers as the best closers in the game. The two were recognized for their excellence when they received the Reliever of the Year Award in their respective leagues at the All-MLB Awards show on Thursday.
Thirteen players were tendered a qualifying offer (a one-year, $21.05 million deal for 2025) this offseason, but Reds right-hander Nick Martinez was the only one who accepted prior to Tuesday's 4 p.m. ET deadline, a source told MLB.com's Mark Feinsand. Players who accept qualifying offers are signed with their teams for the next season at the designated value. Those who don't accept remain free agents, and if a new team signs them, their old team receives Draft pick compensation. Since the system was implemented in 2012, only 14 players to receive a QO have accepted it. Here's a look at…
Friday at 8 p.m. ET marks the deadline for teams to “tender” a contract for the 2025 season to players who are under club control. These are players on the 40-man roster who have not accrued enough service time to become eligible for free agency.
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