Dayn Perry
Baseball Writer at CBS Sports
Writer: @CBSSportsMLB. Author: Birdy Work, an independent #STLCards newsletter. Mississippi native. Father of @wyattjperry. He/him. https://t.co/rKR9BpOPEN
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2 weeks ago |
cbssports.com | Dayn Perry
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and the Toronto Blue Jays recently agreed to terms on what's now the third-largest contract in Major League Baseball history. The two sides forged a 14-year, $500 million extension early in what would've been Guerrero's walk year, likely keeping the homegrown star in for Toronto for the rest of his career.
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2 weeks ago |
thepress.net | Dayn Perry
Arrighetti is presumably bound for the 15-day injured list Love Funny Wow Sad Angry Welcome! We hope that you enjoy our free content. Not a subscriber? Click here to add your comment to the story!
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2 weeks ago |
cbssports.com | Dayn Perry
Houston Astros right-handed starter Spencer Arrighetti suffered a broken thumb on his pitching hand on Monday, the club announced. While a roster move has yet to be announced, Arrighetti is presumably bound for the 15-day injured list. As Astros manager Joe Espada explained to reporters, Arrighetti suffered the injury while playing catch in the outfield in Seattle prior to Monday night's game and was struck on the hand by a line drive during Mariners batting practice.
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2 weeks ago |
cbssports.com | Dayn Perry
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. became the third member of MLB's $500 million contract club when he signed a 14-year extension for that exact figure with the Toronto Blue Jays on Sunday night. It's the latest in a string of record-breaking deals baseball has seen in recent years. Guerrero's pact is the largest contract extension ever signed, and he beat Mike Trout's previous mark of $426.5 million.
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2 weeks ago |
cbssports.com | Dayn Perry
All-Star first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and the Toronto Blue Jays have agreed to a long-term contract extension worth $500 million over 14 seasons, Ken Rosenthal reports. The current 2025 season had been Guerrero's walk year, which means the deal removes Guerrero from the 2025-26 class of free agents. Guerrero's contract, which includes no deferrals, sets the record for the largest contract extension in MLB history.
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