New York adds a third baseman and two high-end bullpen arms, and limits Boston’s options in the process.
On the 17th episode of the DFA Podcast, Bryan, special guest Ben Diamond, and Shawn Brody discuss three big deals that are helping shape the 2017 playoff push. The Yankees pick up three pieces, the Nationals grab two, and the Diamondbacks just get one; how did each team do?
Milwaukee adds a pair of relievers, New York picks up yet another first baseman, and the international signing bonus slot just can’t seem to find a home.
On the 16th episode of the DFA Podcast, Bryan, Zach Crizer, and Shawn Brody discuss the first blockbuster move of the podcast’s history: the Jose Quintana trade! The guys share their diverse opinions on whether or not the Cubs or the Sox won the deal, and how soon the White Sox could compete.
Jose Quintana goes from the South Side to Wrigleyville, as the Cubs pay a premium for a frontline starter under contract through 2020.
After faltering during his Junior season, Alec Hansen has put himself back on the map in High-A.
Second sackers get a bad rap as prospects, but should they?
Ryan Howard attempts a comeback with the Braves, the Giants add Melvin Upton and Drew Stubbs to their outfield, and Mike Pelfrey continues his AL Central tour.
James breaks out the crack analysis to break down your manager ejection fantasy draft, Nathan smirks along with Chase Utley, and Patrick creates an an identity crisis.
Carlos Martinez, Tim Anderson, and Kevin Kiermaier sign long-term deals, for different reasons.
There’s a big change of plans on the South Side.
Will the Red Sox’s new ace continue to trade strikeouts for fewer deep counts?
Which young pitchers does PECOTA see as having breakout potential in 2017?
Chicago restocks the farm system with another blockbuster, sending Adam Eaton to Washington for three pitching prospects.
Dave Dombrowski swings for the fences, landing White Sox ace Chris Sale for a substantial prospect package headlined by Yoan Moncada.
Baltimore goes dumpster diving, Cleveland brings Coco Crisp home, and the Jeff Francoeur tour adds another stop.
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