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Remember how I predicted the Nationals to sign Prince Fielder just weeks ago? Remember how I named the Nationals, Cubs, Rangers, and Marlins as possible homes for Prince? Well, I was wrong by a long shot. The Detroit Tigers signed Fielder to a 9-year, $241 million contract that puts him among the top five highest-paid […]

This winter in the NL West has largely revolved around Frank McCourt’s sale of the Dodgers. This sale has kept things rather somber in this once proud division, but several teams did make some moves that should bolster their roster this season.  Rockies Of all the teams in the NL West this offseason, the Rockies […]

Aside from the AL West, the NL Central has been one of the busiest divisions this offseason. Many teams have been crippled by free agency losses, which should completely change the landscape for the 2012 season.  Cubs The addition of new GM Jed Hoyer and President of Baseball Operations Theo Epstien has sparked a roster […]

The A.L Central has been one of the quieter divisions this offseason, but there have been some notable changes that you should notice for this year.  White Sox Of all the teams in the A.L. Central, the White Sox have been the most busy this offseason, but not in a good way. They traded slugger […]

The NL East had a very productive year in the offseason. One of the stronger divisions should welcome back the Miami Marlins to the playoff race, but teams can’t cant out the emergent Washington Nationals.  Miami Marlins Who would’ve thought that the Marlins would have such a productive off-season? The signings of huge names like […]

This offseason, many teams have remodeled their bullpens by adding new closers. Many of baseball’s elite relievers have changed teams this offseason, giving many teams a new look in the back of their pens.  Phillies The Phillies made the first reliever splash of the offseason when they signed Jonathan Papelbon from the Red Sox for […]

He’s big (in both ability and size). He can hit. And yes, as his last name suggests, he CAN field, despite his clumsiness. He is Prince Fielder, the top remaining free agent in baseball. The former Milwaukee Brewers first baseman is still available to any team willing to pay his price (nearly $20 million). For […]