The Los Angeles Angels are off to a hot start in 2025 as they are already looking to improve upon last year's abysmal 99-loss campaign. The productive play from the Halos has led MLB insider Kerry Miller to link a big-name reliever to Anaheim.
The St. Louis Cardinals have seemingly thrown the season away due to the front office's lack of moves over the offseason, but the fans shouldn't look at it as a year down the drain.
After 1-6 start to the season, Washington could improve their roster through free agency. After an abysmal 1-6 start, fans are kept wondering when the losing will end in the nation’s capital.
How many of the 50 MLB players with three or more 40 home run seasons can you name in six minutes?
The Rangers went into the 2024 season as defending World Series champions. However, it ended without a playoff birth, as injuries derailed both their rotation and lineup.
With Opening Day just days away, former All-Star closer David Robertson is surprisingly still without a team. The 39-year-old reliever had a $7 million mutual option with the Texas Rangers after 2024 and he did not exercise it, likely thinking a better payday awaited him.
If there’s one area that isn’t championship caliber in Atlanta, it’s the Braves bullpen. They tried to remedy the situation by signing old friend Craig Kimbrel, but nobody should kid themselves about what he can bring to Atlanta’s relief core.
The St. Louis Cardinals were quiet all offseason long, but there is now hope for them to at least accomplish something this winter. Derrick Goold of the St.
When the Texas Rangers signed David Robertson to a one-year, $11.5-million contract with a mutual option for 2025 prior to last season, they knew they were adding a solid veteran presence to their bullpen.
The New York Yankees have somehow gone nearly two decades without winning the World Series. Despite regularly fielding one of the sport’s largest payrolls, the Bronx Bombers only own a single pennant since their 2009 title.
The Milwaukee Brewers should be looking for a way to add one more reliever before Spring Training gets here. There are just a few days to go until pitchers and catchers report to Spring Training and there are a few players out there who could still help the Brewers wanted to make one more move.
Pitchers and catchers will be reporting soon for the Texas Rangers, and there is still hope they might add another piece of two before the start of Spring Training.
Spring is on the horizon, but the Boston Red Sox still have work left to do before they can move on from winter. If they aren't going to get Alex Bregman, which certainly feels like a strong possibility at this point, the Red Sox's main focus should be on the bullpen.
If the Atlanta Braves only make one more signing this offseason, adding a starting pitcher makes the most sense. But a bullpen arm isn't out of the question.
After the addition of Ryan Pressly, the Chicago Cubs are not done in their pursuit of improving the bullpen. The bullpen market is beginning to thin and one name that the team has been connected to is still out there.
The Milwaukee Brewers shouldn't be done adding. There are players out there who could make a big difference for the Brewers in 2025 if they want to make any sort of move.
Even after acquiring closer Ryan Pressly, the Chicago Cubs aren’t finished upgrading their bullpen and may look to reunite with David Robertson. Heading into the offseason, one of the Cubs’ primary needs was addressing the bullpen, particularly the back end.
The Chicago Cubs have been in the mix for all reliever/closer options that includes the ageless David Robertson. He will be 40 years old in April this year and the current free agent has reportedly reached out about returning for a 17th season.
During the 2024 season, a total of 51 relief pitchers made 65 or more appearances out of their respective team’s bullpen. Of those, a grand total of two of them were 37 years or older.
David Robertson might be an afterthought on the relief pitcher free agent market. However, he has been one of the best relievers in Major League Baseball over the past few years.
ARLINGTON — The strikezone keeps getting smaller and smaller, David Robertson said. The veteran reliever who signed a $10 million one-year deal with the Texas Rangers on Friday, wasn't complaining about MLB umpiring.
The Rangers have made no secret of their desire to add to the bullpen.
Amid an incredibly disappointing season, the Mets officially began selling on Thursday night, shipping reliever David Robertson to the Marlins.
While Mets right-hander David Robertson is no stranger to getting dealt at the trade deadline, he's not keen on the prospect this season, even with New York's struggles so far.
Drew Smith wasn't the only New York Mets relief pitcher stopped for a thorough "sticky-stuff" evaluation during Tuesday's 7-6 loss to the New York Yankees.
According to manager Rob Thomson, Robertson suffered a strained calf during his celebration that will require him to miss the entire series against the Atlanta Braves.
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