Peter Chawaga

5 days ago | sportingnews.com | Mauricio Codocea |Peter Chawaga |Pitcher List

Los Yankees de Nueva York no han perdido un paso en la ofensiva, incluso después de perder a uno de los mejores bateadores del béisbol. Después de que Juan Soto desertara hacia los Mets de Nueva York por un contrato histórico, los Yankees respondieron incorporando a Paul Goldschmidt y Cody Bellinger.

5 days ago | newsweek.com | Peter Chawaga

The New York Yankees have pulled off a lot of surprising moves since winning the American League pennant last fall, but that doesn't mean the storied organization will be content with what it has. After pulling off surprise trades and blockbuster signings to bring in Max Fried, Cody Bellinger, Paul Goldschmidt and Devin Williams, the Yankees find themselves once again leading the league with just a few months until the trade deadline.

5 days ago | sportingnews.com | Peter Chawaga |Pitcher List

The New York Yankees haven’t missed a step on offense, even after losing one of the best hitters in baseball. After Juan Soto defected for a historic contract from the New York Mets, the Yankees responded by adding Paul Goldschmidt and Cody Bellinger. Those additions, along with a Herculean start by Aaron Judge and breakouts from youngsters like Ben Rice, have put the Yankees at the top of several offensive categories so far this season.

5 days ago | sportingnews.com | Peter Chawaga |Pitcher List

The Toronto Blue Jays are sitting in third place in the American League East division and a losing record after the first 37 games. There is still plenty of time to turn things around, but the team might be disappointed with such a poor start after it added players like Anthony Santander, Max Scherzer and Jeff Hoffman this winter and locked in Vladimir Guerrero Jr. to a $500 million contract. Unless there is a dramatic improvement, the Blue Jays could be headed toward some wholesale change.

5 days ago | sportingnews.com | Peter Chawaga |Pitcher List

The Boston Red Sox saw a two-game winning streak come to an end on Friday as they took a loss to the Kansas City Royals. But that on-field result is likely taking a back seat to a more pressing headline. Before the game, news surfaced that Red Sox owner John Henry, along with president Sam Kennedy and chief baseball officer Craig Breslow, flew to meet the team in Kansas City so that Henry could sit down with franchise slugger Rafael Devers.