2019 All-Star John Means is hitting the open market, looking for a home to rehab. He looks to pitch again at some point but may not in 2025. Former All-Star, Oft-Injured Pitcher Hitting Free Agency John Means, 31, made his MLB debut in 2018 and quickly became a star. Despite pitching for a terrible Orioles team, who finished 54-108 in 2019, Means collected 12 wins that season … [Read more...] about Former All-Star, Oft-Injured Pitcher Hitting Free Agency
Former Cy Young Winner Set To Test Market
4-time All-Star and 2021 Cy Young winner Corbin Burnes is set to hit free agency. Burnes, 30, is coming off a great season with the Orioles. Former Cy Young Winner Set To Test Market Acquired via trade in February, Burnes had an outstanding season for the Orioles. He started 32 games and amassed a 15-9 record. Additionally, he sported a 2.92 ERA and struck out 181 batters. … [Read more...] about Former Cy Young Winner Set To Test Market
Silver Slugger Coming Off Best Career Season Looking For New Deal
Anthony Santander, fresh off his first career All-Star appearance, is hitting the free agency market, looking for a big-time contract. Silver Slugger Coming Off Best Career Season Looking For New Deal After being claimed by the Orioles in the Rule 5 draft in 2016, Santander had a shaky first few seasons. But, following his best season yet, Santander, 30, will hit the free agent … [Read more...] about Silver Slugger Coming Off Best Career Season Looking For New Deal
Nationals Decline Veteran Slugger’s 2025 Option
The Washington Nationals have announced that they declined their half of the $8 million option for veteran infielder/outfielder Joey Gallo, making him a free agent. The 30-year-old veteran slugger will get a $2.5 million buyout. Nationals have declined their half of the $8 million mutual option on Joey Gallo. He gets a $2.5 million buyout, which combined with his $2.5 … [Read more...] about Nationals Decline Veteran Slugger’s 2025 Option
Longtime Major League Pitcher Rudy May, 1980 AL ERA Champ, Has Passed Away
Rudy May, a left-handed pitcher who toiled for four teams from 1965-83, passed away on Wednesday at age 80. In 535 career games, of which 360 were starts, the curveball artist was 152-156 with a 3.46 ERA and 1.248 WHIP. His lifetime stats don’t begin to tell the story, however. Very sorry to hear about the passing of former #Expos pitcher Rudy May. Rudy spent 2 years in … [Read more...] about Longtime Major League Pitcher Rudy May, 1980 AL ERA Champ, Has Passed Away