Come 2019, Major League Baseball’s going to look much more different. The game’s drift toward analytics has turned into a tidal wave.
Author: Gabe Lacques, USA TODAY
The Tigers don’t need Bryce Harper right now. That doesn’t mean they won’t later.
The Tigers have the wherewithal to purchase Bryce Harper’s services. But will it happen? Extremely unlikely.
Bryce Harper would fit in well next to Mike Trout in Angels’ outfield — in 2021, or now
Imagine a Harper-Trout-Shohei Ohtani pairing in the lineup. They don’t pass out championship rings for charisma, but who wouldn’t want to watch that?
Red Sox re-sign World Series hero Nathan Eovaldi to four-year deal
The Boston Red Sox and free agent Nathan Eovaldi reached a four-year agreement, bringing back a pitcher they couldn’t afford to lose.
A Bryce Harper-Nationals reunion makes sense, but price of poker likely sends him elsewhere
Bryce Harper has played all 927 games of his career as a National and there’s certainly a fit for him in 2019 – one that could make for a dynamic and highly productive outfield.
Bryce Harper and the Cubs: Marriage fueled by cash and camaraderie just waiting to happen
Among hints dropped like Pokemon Go clues over the years — Harper’s dog is named Wrigley, his MLB BFF is Kris Bryant and their wives are friends.
Cubs, Addison Russell take small step forward in response to domestic abuse
Chicago Cubs president Theo Epstein and shortstop Addison Russell issued statements Friday that finally honored Melisa Reidy’s courage to speak out.
The Rays can afford Bryce Harper right now – and he could help them in the long term, too
The Rays will carry into 2019 what can only be described as the front office’s Mona Lisa.
Bryce Harper and the Reds would make for one big run-scoring machine
After turning down a 10-year, $300 million offer from the Nationals, Bryce Harper is on the free agent market. Here’s why the Reds should sign him.
Bryce Harper would give the Mets a catalyst – and buy them credibility
After turning down a 10-year, $300 million offer from the Nationals, Bryce Harper is on the free agent market. Here’s why the Mets should sign him.