Caption Close PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — In his Grapefruit League Debut against the Mets on Wednesday, lefty Cionel Perez stopped the heart of the opposing lineup for a perfect inning. He reached 95 mph, according to the stadium radar gun. Between fly outs from left-handed sluggers Robinson Cano and Michael
KISSIMMEE, Fla. — Add veteran lefty Gio Gonzalez to the mix of candidates who might help the Yankees at some point this season. Gonzalez, a free agent, and the Yankees agreed to a minor league deal Monday night that according to GM Brian Cashman was a verbal agreement that required minor details taken
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The New York Yankees rotation took a hit with the loss of Luis Severino for the first month of the season. General Manager Brian Cashman beefed up his arsenal with a veteran arm Monday, signing Gio Gonzalez to a minor league deal. Despite Gonzalez, the 33-year-old savvy lefty, being up and down the past
The Texas Rangers' fear that pitcher Yohander Mendez would miss the entire 2019 season was allayed on Monday when an MRI revealed the 24-year-old had a Grade 1 sprain of the left ulnar collateral ligament. By the time Mendez is ready to pitch in a game, it is likely to be another six weeks, probably
Union head Tony Clark lauded the Toronto Blue Jays on Monday for giving minor league players a 50 percent raise, and he hopes other clubs do the same. Representatives from the players' association visited the Blue Jays spring training camp a day after The Athletic reported the team planned to boost
Yahoo Sports' Hannah Keyser, Tim Brown and Mike Oz talk about which MLB franchises could surprise and disappoint baseball fans in 2019.
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