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Cubs are at the luxury tax and even though Ricketts have billions it’s a point of they don’t want to set a precedent of going over. They’ve been shedding salary. If they make a move it will be for a reliever/bullpen imo and I think they will actually try to make moves in the trade market to improve. I heard they were really interested in Arenado but I can’t see that happening. They still had the best offense in NL in first half of season so maybe they just want to roll it back out there...but I look for them to bring in an upgrade at second and some competition in center. Look for guys like Ha

Per Yahoo Sports, the Mets and the Mariners are close on a trade for Robinson Canó, Edwin Díaz Link to article: Mets Close to Trading for Cano and Diaz Quote: Canó hit .303/.374/.471 with 10 home runs and 50 RBI in 348 plate appearances in 2018. He missed time between May 14 and August 13 serving an 80-game suspension after testing positive for a performance-enhancing substance. Díaz, 24, was arguably baseball’s best closer, leading with 57 saves. He also posted a 1.96 ERA with 124 strikeouts and 17 walks in 73 1/3 innings. I'm not happy getti

Baseball and gambling??? Is there a chance for Pete Rose to be allowed involved in baseball again? MLB officially gets into the gambling business and believes its slow pace is a selling point. As per Darren Rovell: "MLB commissioner Rob Manfred says slower pace of play of baseball is an advantage in gambling as “it gives an opportunity to be creative with respect to the types of wagers” that could be made in between plays." Lol. Didn't MLB just institute rules on number of mound visits to improve pace of play. Now, baseball's slow pace can