MLB’s major-market teams not addressing their missing pieces
At least a couple major-market teams seem to be getting comfortable as consistent losers.
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At least a couple major-market teams seem to be getting comfortable as consistent losers.
Many excellent players are still searching for a landing spot, so it stands to reason many teams remain incomplete.
Jonathan Papelbon is willing to make a million dollar bet that Giancarlo Stanton will not go over his projected home run total in 2024.
Baseball Hall of Famer David Ortiz likely experienced his most memorable strikeout eight years after calling it a career.
Here are six big-market, big-revenue teams besides the Mets with work to do, writes The Post's Jon Heyman.
The Yankees and Dodgers are considered co-favorites for Yoshinobu Yamamoto, while the Mets are right in the mix.
The Yankees' trade for Alex Verdugo does not preclude them from still landing their main target, Juan Soto. In fact, they were re-engaged …