In 2024, the Atlanta Braves clinched their spot in the postseason for the seventh year in a row, finishing the regular season with an 89-73 record. Despite securing a wild-card spot, they couldn’t advance, being swept by the San Diego Padres in the series.
The Atlanta Braves are adding another right-handed bat to their stew.
The Atlanta Braves tack on yet another minor league contract to the growing number this offseason. According to FanSided’s Robert Murray, first baseman
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The Atlanta Braves are picking up former All-Star first baseman Garrett Cooper, per FanSided. Cooper is signing a minor-league deal with the team, so it’s not certain if he will see plate appearances for the club.
The Braves made yet another depth addition over the weekend, signing first baseman Garrett Cooper to a minor-league contract, according to MLB insider Robert Murray. Cooper was an All-Star as recently as 2022 and actually has some decent numbers over his eight-year career, which he primarily spent in Miami, a very pitcher-friendly ballpark.
Former Miami Marlins All-Star first baseman Garrett Cooper has signed a minor league contract with the Atlanta Braves, per a report from Robert Murray of Fansided.
The Baltimore Orioles added a little more depth to the organization on Monday. Former Boston Red Sox first baseman Garrett Cooper hit the open market after
The Orioles are bringing in first baseman Garrett Cooper on a minor league contract, reports Craig Mish of SportsGrid (X link). He’ll presumably head to Triple-A Norfolk as he awaits his next MLB opportunity.
One former member of the Boston Red Sox is looking for his next opportunity. Boston acquired first baseman Garrett Cooper earlier this season in a trade with the Chicago Cubs and things didn't work out.
The veteran is looking for his third team of the 2024 campaign.
He has now been set free by the Sox and can look for his next opportunity.
The Boston Red Sox designated former San Diego Padres first baseman Garrett Cooper for assignment Tuesday to clear a spot on the active roster for outfielder Masataka Yoshida.
With another player reinstated, the infielder has been nudged off the roster by his string of poor performances.
As they struggle to stay above water in a competitive AL East, the Boston Red Sox are adding another bat.
The Red Sox have acquired first baseman Garrett Cooper.
The Chicago Cubs are designating Garrett Cooper for assignment, according to Robert Murray of FanSided.com. The former All-Star signed a non-roster minor league deal with the Cubs to get into camp. He only appeared in 10 games but hit a pair of home runs and a double over 30 trips to the plate.
With Opening Day around the corner, the Chicago Cubs have reportedly added non-roster invite Garrett Cooper to the roster. The veteran will look to offer manager Craig Counsell flexibility at both first base and designated hitter in the lineup.
Another spot on the Cubs Opening Day roster has been filled. It was announced Friday that Garrett Cooper made the team following a season in which he split time in Miami and San Diego.
After signing a minor-league deal in early March, Garrett Cooper has been making a case for the Chicago Cubs to include him on their Opening Day roster. The veteran has experience at first base and right field, and versatility will likely factor into the Cubs' roster decisions ahead of the March 28 season opener.
The Chicago Cubs are looking for an even deeper impact on the infield for the 2024 season, and they are hoping it comes in the form of veteran infielder Garrett Cooper, who they just added on a minor league deal.
San Diego Padres free agent first baseman and former All-Star Garrett Cooper is heading to the Midwest. Herald Sports' Craig Mish shared on X that Cooper is signing with the Chicago Cubs. It is a minor league deal, and Cooper will receive an invitation to Chicago's big league spring training.
The Chicago Cubs on Sunday reportedly brought in some veteran help to provide depth at first base.
There are "about five teams" in the market for free agent first baseman Garrett Cooper, according to a report from Miami Herald and MLB Network contributor Craig Mish on Monday night.
The San Diego Padres' offseason has been more quiet than in recent years. The Padres' payroll reportedly jumped from $104 million in 2018 to $253 million
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