Brandon Nimmo was a great Met, one of the best to ever wear the orange and blue in terms of effort, consistency, and connection to the fanbase. The 13th overall pick in the 2011 draft, Nimmo embodied everything the organization wanted to project: professionalism, positivity, and relentless competitiveness. For parts of 10 seasons in Queens […] The post The Mets Traded Brandon Nimmo. Now What? appeared first on Metsmerized Online.

The Boston Red Sox finally secured their No. 2 starter, acquiring Sonny Gray from the St. Louis Cardinals to serve as Garrett Crochet's co-ace.

The Royals at least have one or two options in the non-tenders from last week.

The Rule-5 draft is an intriguing time for both players and organizations. Players have an opportunity to make a big league roster out of spring training they may have otherwise not had, and the organization gets to see if they are able to find a diamond in the rough and give the player an opportuni...

McFerran comes from the Athletics, and Wake Forest before that.

Ranking the Top Prospects in the Royals Farm System: Part 4

Jonathan India remains a Royal, agreeing to a contract to avoid arbitration.

Recent conversations about the use of Native American imagery in sports brands have been adversarial, at best. The now-former name of the football team in Washington, DC, was an actual racial slur. The...

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As the United States prepares for the 2026 World Cup, it's hard to remember that professional soccer in this country once felt like an impossible dream. But one Kansas City businessman, better known as the founder of the Chiefs, was a steadfast believer. From the failed attempts at a national league, through the creation of MLS and the very first U.S. soccer stadium — Lamar Hunt was there.

Kansas City Releases Former Top Prospect As Part of Multiple Moves On Friday