Aaron Boone says it's possible Max Fried could miss just the minimum 15 days, per @BryanHoch
He is still throwing and Boone said they made this move to "hopefully keep it a smaller issue."
Sources: The #Cowboys and star DL Quinnen Williams have agreed to terms on a 3-year, $105.9M extension to make him one of the highest-paid DLs.
The deal, done by @AgentNicoleLynn of @KlutchSports, is the largest 3rd-contract ever for a DL and secures Williams’ future in Dallas.
Series win against a great braves team with 3/4 of your best hitters on the IL is giving me hope (that ik is only gonna hurt me) that this team has a chance for a real run #yankees
Unpopular opinion right now but I would be so ok resigning jazz and getting him cheaper coming off this bad year that feels like a outlier rather than the norm
We’re selling a 33 year old washed injury prone Rodri for €80m and bringing in a superstar in Ayyoub Bouaddi for just €80m.
Bargain of the century. Set for the next 10 years.
First carry = Touchdown😳
Tennessee 5-star RB commit David Gabriel Georges takes it to the house for Baylor (TN).
(via @ChadSimmons_)
https://t.co/VNWukOOOG7
If you’re a Yankees fan, remember this tweet!!
George Lombard Jr. is going to be a multiple-time All-Star.
Not because of his debut. Not because of hype. Not because of rankings. Because I’ve seen the work. I know the family. The discipline, consistency, and standards George and Ms. Judy have built are as good as I’ve ever been around.
Superstars aren’t created overnight. They’re built over years when nobody’s watching.
The Yankees didn’t just get a talented player. They got a blueprint.
The future in the Bronx is in great hands….and when it’s time to pass the torch, you’re looking at your next captain of the Yankees.
Mason McTavish looks like a player preparing to rewrite his career.
The 23-year-old never fully became the franchise centre Anaheim expected after selecting him third overall in 2021. He showed flashes of power, skill and scoring ability, but his development stalled inside a Ducks organization that struggled to take the next step.
Now he has a new team, a new environment and a very different opportunity.
St. Louis paid a serious price to acquire McTavish, sending two first-round picks to Anaheim. That kind of investment means the Blues are not viewing him as a reclamation project. They believe he can still become a foundational piece.
His latest offseason training photos only add to the intrigue.
McTavish looks stronger, leaner and more physically imposing as he prepares for his first season in St. Louis. The NHL itself highlighted the workout images this week, putting more attention on a player entering a defining chapter of his career.
The talent was never the real question.
The question was whether Anaheim was the right place for him to unlock it.
Now McTavish gets a clean slate, while the Blues get a former third-overall pick who appears determined to prove his best hockey is still ahead.
This does not look like another offseason workout.
It looks like the beginning of a comeback.
Can Mason McTavish finally break out in St. Louis?