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Follow @pfrumors On Twitter For Today’s NFL Free Agency News

By Zachary Links | March 9, 2017 at 11:40am CDT

NFL free agents can’t officially ink their deals with clubs until this afternoon, but the transaction frenzy is already in full swing.

The Patriots shocked everyone by signing cornerback Stephon Gilmore, the Browns landed wide receiver Kenny Britt, and the Bears have agreed to pay quarterback Mike Glennon upwards of $45MM on a three-year deal.   Meanwhile, defensive lineman Calais Campbell is apparently waffling on a rumored deal with the Jaguars and could sign with the Broncos.  Some big names have come off the board, but tons more remain including Texans free agent cornerback A.J. Bouye, Bears wide receiver Alshon Jeffery, and Chiefs defensive tackle Dontari Poe.

On top of that, we still don’t know where superstars Tony Romo and Adrian Peterson will wind up, and the Patriots just might complete their second trade of the week by acquiring stud wide receiver Brandin Cooks from the Saints.

If you haven’t been following NFL free agency to this point, you can get a quick crash course by checking out PFR’s Free Agent Power rankings, which are based on the potential earning power of each player on the open market.  We’ve also broken down the top offensive and defensive free agents by overall ability.

Whether you’re an NFL diehard or just a casual fan, you won’t want to miss out on all of this.  Follow @pfrumors on Twitter and head to ProFootballRumors.com now to get up-to-the-second updates on everything going down.

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By Zachary Links | January 5, 2017 at 8:36am CDT

The NFL playoffs are getting underway and, for 12 teams, that means a shot at a Super Bowl ring.  For the rest of the league, the focus has already shifted to the 2017 season.  Even if you’re just a casual NFL fan, Pro Football Rumors is a must-follow on Twitter.

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The Rams, Chargers, 49ers, Jaguars, Bills, and Broncos are in search of their next head coach.  Naturally, Los Angeles is being linked to the celebrities of the coaching world.  The Rams are reportedly interested in yanking Jon Gruden out of the Monday Night Football booth and back on to the sidelines.  They’re also entertaining the idea of trading for Saints head coach Sean Payton.  Meanwhile, the Jaguars are giving serious thought to hiring Tom Coughlin, who turns 71 in August.  You can keep up with every development by following us on Twitter and checking PFR’s 2017 NFL Head Coaching Search Tracker.

Beyond that, the frenzy of free agency and the NFL Draft are on the horizon.  This year’s free agent class could include the likes of quarterback Kirk Cousins, defensive end Chandler Jones, wide receiver Alshon Jeffery, and running back Le’Veon Bell.

Stay in the loop by following us @pfrumors on Twitter and by bookmarking ProFootballRumors.com.

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Tim Tebow, Mets GM Sandy Alderson On Minor League Signing

By Zachary Links | September 8, 2016 at 12:51pm CDT

This post originally appeared on Pro Football Rumors.

When Tim Tebow was last in the New York market, he was under center for the New York Jets.  While the former University of Florida standout sold a whole bunch of No. 15 jerseys, he didn’t make a lot of plays for Gang Green and 2012 wound up being the last time Tebow was on an NFL regular season roster.  After trying his luck with the Patriots and Eagles, Tebow turned his attention to broadcasting.  After years of putting his charm, looks, and athletic background to use on television, he is returning to professional sports in New York.  This time, he’s trying to make it with the Mets organization as an outfielder.

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Tebow, 29, has not played baseball full time in more than a decade.  In his recent audition for major league clubs, he reportedly struggled to hit off-speed pitches from former big-leaguers David Aardsma and Chad Smith.  One scout told ESPN.com’s Jerry Crasnick that Tebow showed a below-average 40 grade arm on the 20-80 scouts scale – a reminder of why Tebow was never able to make it as a quarterback on the professional level.  Even though he showed “undeniable hitting ability” in the view of Crasnick, one has to wonder how far Tebow can get given his age, rust, and athletic limitations.

Count Mets GM Sandy Alderson among those with faith in the polarizing athlete.  Alderson told reporters on a conference call today that Tebow is not being brought in as a ploy to sell merchandise.  While he recognizes that Tebow faces an uphill battle in many respects, the GM says that the Mets could not pass on “a tremendous opportunity for us to associate with excellence.”

“He has demonstrated through his personality a competitiveness that our players can see first hand,” said Alderson, who pointed to pitcher Seth Lugo and minor league standout T.J. Rivera as players who have come from obscurity to find success in the Mets organization. “I think any player evaluation starts with tools and from that standpoint, without grading everything out, suffice it to say that Tim has been a great athlete.  He has demonstrated more than rudimentary baseball skills and we think with his commitment to success that this is an opportunity that we think is worthwhile.  In terms of power, arm, foot speed, all of those things….we think he can be a baseball player.  I think that is underscored by his competitiveness and his determination to succeed and improve.”

Alderson indicated that the Mets will be patient with Tebow as he refused to put a timeline on when the former Heisman Trophy winner could potentially reach the majors.  The Mets will find out how ready Tebow is “over the next weeks, months, and possibly years,” though Alderson explained that he will be absent from his Instructional League commitments for “a few days each week” so that he can fulfill his TV obligations with the SEC Network.

So, why baseball and why now?  Tebow explained that walking away from baseball was the “second hardest decision” he ever had to make and, in fact, he planned on making this switch more than a year ago.

“[Then Eagles coach] Chip Kelly called in the middle of baseball training and, to me, that wasn’t just any opportunity. I figured Coach Kelly’s offense might fit me really well.  But, we all know how that turned out,” said Tebow with a self-deprecating laugh. “After that, I started doing a little [baseball] training.  Then, after the season, I really picked it up and now we’re here.”

Tebow explained that as he traveled the country doing speaking engagements over the last few years, the itch to play baseball would move him to call up a local team and take batting practice with them.  For UFC fans, this may be reminiscent of pro wrestler-turned-real fighter C.M. Punk telling the world that he has trained for MMA with the occasional jiu-jitsu class and a “background” in Kenpo karate.  But, in both cases, one can’t help but be impressed by the athlete’s positive attitude, competitive drive, and willingness to take a monumental risk in a brand new endeavor.   Punk does not speak of winning the welterweight title from Tyron Woodley and Tebow isn’t telling the world that he is an All-Star in the making.  For Tebow, this is about pursuing a dream – perhaps a little late in his athletic life – and making sure that he does not wake up one day as a 50-year-old baseball fan with enormous regret.

“For me, I would consider success giving everything I have,” Tebow said.  “That would be looking back on this journey and saying I did everything I could do to be the best I could be.  I don’t necessarily view success as how many rings, championships, or promotions you get.  I view it as whether I did everything I possibly could do to succeed.”

Zach Links is the editor and lead writer of Pro Football Rumors, MLBTR’s sister site for the NFL.  You can follow Pro Football Rumors on Twitter – @pfrumors.

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Follow @pfrumors For The Latest NFL News This Weekend

By Zachary Links | September 3, 2016 at 9:54am CDT

This weekend is absolute madness in the NFL world.  By 3pm CT today, all 32 teams will have cut their rosters down from 75 to 53, meaning that more than 700 transactions will take place.  Luckily, you can keep up with every cut and every trade by following @pfrumors on Twitter and staying tuned to ProFootballRumors.com. Colin Kaepernick (vertical)

The day is already off to a huge start with the Vikings’ acquisition of Sam Bradford from the Eagles. On Friday, the Titans’ new regime cleaned house, getting rid of notables like wide receiver Justin Hunter, versatile athlete Dexter McCluster, and running backs David Cobb and Bishop Sankey.  In San Francisco, Colin Kaepernick is making headlines for unexpected reasons, but it sounds like the Niners are leaning towards keeping him on the roster.  In non-deadline news, Patriots defensive lineman Rob Ninkovich was slapped with a four-game suspension for violating the league’s policy on banned substances.

There will be a dizzying amount of news today concerning your favorite team.  In fact, we often see big names get cut on deadline day, and some moves can even impact your fantasy team.  Don’t miss on a single piece of news – follow @pfrumors on Twitter today!

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NL Central Notes: Strop, Cards, Rosenthal, Iglesias

By Zachary Links | August 11, 2016 at 9:28am CDT

Cubs setup man Pedro Strop suffered a left knee injury while sliding to make a play on a weakly hit grounder last night and had to be helped off the field, as MLB.com’s Carrie Muskat writes. Strop will undergo an MRI today, at which point the club will know more about the amount of time he’ll need to miss. The Cubs’ bullpen is a bit thin at the moment as it is, with right-hander Hector Rondon dealing with a triceps issue (though Rondon has not been placed on the disabled list). A significant injury to Strop would be a substantial blow to the Cubs’ late-inning relief corps, as Strop has turned in a very strong 2.89 ERA with 11.5 K/9, 2.7 BB/9 and a 59.6 percent ground-ball rate in 43 2/3 innings. His 50 relief appearances trail only Travis Wood for the team lead.

More from the NL Central…

  • MLB.com’s Jenifer Langosch provides an update on a number of injured Cardinals, noting that left-hander Tyler Lyons’ season could be in jeopardy. The 28-year-old has been diagnosed with a fracture in his right knee and recently received a platelet-rich plasma injection as part of the treatment. It’ll be another three weeks before he’s evaluated, though, and GM John Mozeliak candidly stated: “I definitely feel like his season may be in question.” Shortstop Aledmys Diaz is back with the team and currently sporting a splint on his fractured left thumb. He’ll meet with a hand specialist next Monday to further establish a timeline for his own return. Meanwhile, right-hander Jordan Walden, who has pitched just 10 1/3 innings as a Cardinal since coming over in the Jason Heyward/Shelby Miller trade, hopes to return in September, though the Cardinals are being more cautious about his potential availability.
  • Injured closer Trevor Rosenthal told Jim Hayes of FOX Sports Midwest (video link) that he’s dealing with a “pretty significant” flexor mass strain in his right forearm that has previously not been reported or acknowledged by the Cardinals. (Langosch notes in the above-linked piece that the team has still not confirmed that diagnosis.) Rosenthal is on the disabled list with inflammation in his right rotator cuff and recently received an PRP injection of his own, but the forearm issue, which Rosenthal says may have led to the inflammation in his shoulder, would be a new and possibly greater concern than the previously reported shoulder injury.
  • Raisel Iglesias recorded the first save of his big league career on Wednesday, and there could be quite a few more in his future, writes C. Trent Rosecrans of the Cincinnati Enquirer. “He’s stepped it up and I think we’re looking at a role that could be very comfortable for him and something we’ll have to weigh moving forward between starter and reliever,” said manager Bryan Price. Iglesias himself expressed an enormous amount of pride in being asked to take the ball in the ninth inning, explaining through a translator that he was as proud to pitch in that role as he was to be named Opening Day starter for the Reds. Said Iglesias: “I feel really proud because I’ve waited for this moment, this is what I’ve wanted to be on the team, this is what I want to do. I want to be the closer.” Iglesias looked like a highly intriguing rotation candidate entering the season, but a shoulder injury sidelined him for two months, and he’s pitched exclusively out of the bullpen since returning. Since being activated from the DL, Iglesias has a sensational 0.65 ERA with a 31-to-12 K/BB ratio in 27 2/3 innings.
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Follow Pro Football Rumors For The Latest NFL Draft News

By Zachary Links | April 28, 2016 at 11:38am CDT

It’s NFL Draft day!  Whether you’re a hardcore football fan or more of a casual observer, the NFL Draft is a can’t-miss event.  We encourage you to follow @pfrumors on Twitter for up-to-the-second updates on today’s madness.  NFL Draft (generic)

The Rams and Eagles are expected to take Jared Goff and Carson Wentz with the top two picks, but things are wide open after that point.  Many view Ole Miss’ Laremy Tunsil as the best tackle in this year’s class, but the Chargers could go against the grain and take Notre Dame tackle Ronnie Stanley at No. 3.  At No. 4, the Cowboys have long been linked to defensive back Jalen Ramsey (an FSU product, just like Deion Sanders), but Jerry Jones is said to be infatuated with Ohio State running back Ezekiel Elliott.  Beyond that, the Jaguars could shock some people by taking Georgia linebacker Leonard Floyd at No. 5, the Ravens could trade down at No. 6, and no one is quite sure what the 49ers are thinking at No. 7.  From there, the rest of the first round promises to be full of surprises and our latest mock draft has some bold predictions based off of informed speculation.

Of course, the draft can also spur teams to move established veterans.  In the coming days, we could see the 49ers finally pull the trigger on a Colin Kaepernick deal with the Broncos.  Meanwhile, quarterback Sam Bradford is mad at the Eagles for trading to get one of the top QBs in this year’s draft and is pushing hard for a trade.

So, what are you waiting for?  Follow @pfrumors on Twitter and stay tuned to ProFootballRumors.com for all the latest NFL Draft news.

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MLBTR Originals

By Zachary Links and Brad Johnson | April 3, 2016 at 9:45pm CDT

A look back at the original reporting and analysis found on MLBTR the last seven days:

  • In the early stages of the offseason, free agents David Price, Johnny Cueto, and Jason Heyward all inked lucrative deals which included opt-out clauses.  In January, Matt Swartz wrote an article for MLBTR to approximate the value of those clauses.  Days ago, he offered his analysis of the opt-outs given to Yoenis Cespedes, Justin Upton, Scott Kazmir, Ian Kennedy, and Wei-Yin Chen.  While many in baseball criticize teams for giving opt-out clauses, Swartz estimates that in these five deals, teams would have had to fork over about 10 to 15 percent more in a straight forward deal.
  • In part one of his interview with Dave Stewart, Brett Ballantini spoke with the D’Backs GM about his eventful offseason.  In Part II of the interview, Ballantini spoke with Stewart about his unusual path from player to powerful agent to general manager.
  • The MLBTR Podcast last Thursday included play-by-play man Len Kasper on the Cubs and Ben Nicholson-Smith of Sportsnet.ca on the Blue Jays and the extension market.
  • Speaking of Chen, the Marlins laid out big bucks to land the left-hander.  MLBTR’s Jeff Todd looked back on Miami’s offseason moves, including the Chen deal and Dee Gordon’s extension.
  • To kickstart MLBTR’s brand new College Series, Chuck Wasserstrom interviewed Reds Senior Vice President/General Manager Dick Williams about his days at the University of Virginia.
  • Charlie Wilmoth reflected on the Cardinals’ offseason including the loss of Heyward and John Lackey to a division rival. Will additions to rotation and bullpen be enough?
  • Mark Polishuk analyzed the Yankees’ unlikely offseason. The infamous big spenders committed $0 to major league free agents. They did make a number of notable trades, acquiring Aroldis Chapman, Aaron Hicks, and Starlin Castro in three separate moves.
  • Mark also offered his take on the Blue Jays offseason which began with an unexpected need to replace former GM Alex Anthopoulos after their most successful season in over two decades.
  • On Saturday, MLBTR was the first to report that Alex Presley would not make the Brewers and has a 48-hour window to be signed elsewhere.
  • On Sunday, MLBTR was the first to report on the deal sending Chris Leroux from the Phillies to the Blue Jays.
  • MLBTR was also the first to report the Dodgers signing of reliever Dale Thayer to a minor league contract. Earlier in the week Thayer had opted out of a minors deal with the Orioles.
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Baseball Blogs Weigh In: Miller, Padres, Blue Jays

By Zachary Links | April 3, 2016 at 4:54pm CDT

Here’s this week’s look around the baseball blogosphere:

  • Inside The ’Zona has some ideas to help Shelby Miller.
  • Chin Music Baseball is amazed by the change in San Diego.
  • Jays Journal has five reasons why the Blue Jays can win it all.
  • Astros County looked at ZiPS projections over time.
  • Wayniac Nation looked back on the 1996 Yankees.
  • Baseball Hot Corner counted down the moments that shaped MLB.
  • Chris Zantow reflected on a quiet Opening Day in Milwaukee.
  • The Runner Sports congratulates Tyler White.
  • Fantasy Pros made some bold predictions in the AL.
  • TPOP previewed the potential contenders for the playoffs in the National League.
  • Philliedelphia previewed the Phillies’ starting five.
  • Same Page Team says the Blue Jays should think about letting Edwin Encarnacion walk.
  • A’s Farm spoke with Oakland special assistant Grady Fuson about the team’s top prospects.
  • Super Two Sports looked at the Cardinals’ rotation.
  • Think Blue PC discussed Andre Ethier’s injury.
  • Pirates Breakdown explained how the Bucs can get more from the bottom of their order.
  • Clubhouse Corner is rooting for Ramon Flores.
  • L.A. Dodger Report wonders if Zach Lee will be the No. 5 starter for the Dodgers.
  • Bleeding Royal Blue made some predictions for 2016.
  • Baseball Prospectus says Toronto should have put Drew Storen in the closer role.
  • HBT Sports previewed the Red Sox.
  • Outside Pitch has some concerns about the A’s.
  • Big Three Sports discussed Matt Harvey.
  • Dynasty Digest says Aaron Sanchez is more valuable in the bullpen.
  • Jays From The Couch got us caught up on Russell Martin.
  • Redbird Rants says you cannot miss these Cardinals games.
  • Yankees Unscripted talks C.C. Sabathia.
  • Bucs Raise It made some predictions.
  • DiNardo’s Dugout has some criticism for the D’Backs.
  • North Shore Nine previewed the Bucs in 2016.
  • Rascals Of The Ravine weighed in on the Dodgers’ TV situation.
  • Sports Heaven ran down some underrated hitters in fantasy.

Please send submissions to Zach Links at ZachBBWI@gmail.com.

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Blue Jays Acquire Chris Leroux From Phillies

By Zachary Links | April 3, 2016 at 4:20pm CDT

4:20pm: Toronto announced that Leroux has been acquired from the Phillies in exchange for cash considerations.  The 6’6″ hurler will pitch for Triple-A Buffalo.

3:34pm: The Blue Jays have acquired Chris Leroux from the Phillies, a source tells MLBTR (Twitter link).  It’s not yet clear who and/or what will be going from Toronto to Philly in the swap.

The deal marks a homecoming of sorts for Leroux, who is a Montreal native.    Leroux, who turns 32 later this month, last pitched in the big leagues in 2014 when he appeared in two games for the Yankees.  Over parts of six big league seasons with the Marlins, Pirates, and Yankees, the hurler has a 6.03 ERA with 8.3 K/9 and 4.4 BB/9.  In his 22-game stint with the Phillies’ Triple-A affiliate in 2015, Leroux posted a stronger stat line as he pitched to a 3.26 ERA with 5.9 K/9 and 2.8 BB/9.

In other Blue Jays news, the team signed Franklin Morales to a one-year, $2MM non-guaranteed deal over the weekend.  And, on Friday, Mark Polishuk delivered a must-read in-depth recap of the Blue Jays’ offseason.

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White Sox To Sign Miguel Gonzalez

By Zachary Links | April 3, 2016 at 3:35pm CDT

The White Sox have agreed to sign right-hander Miguel Gonzalez to a minor league deal, according to Eduardo A. Encina of The Baltimore Sun (on Twitter).

Gonzalez was released by the Orioles late last week. The Orioles made the right-handed hurler a “competitive” offer to pitch in the minors, but he apparently felt that he had a better opportunity waiting for him in Chicago.  Gonzalez also received interest from the Yankees, but it was the White Sox who made the strongest push for his services.

The 31-year-old has been a member of the Orioles’ starting five since his MLB debut in 2012.  From 2012 through 2014, Gonzalez pitched to a strong 3.45 ERA with a so-so showing in K/9 (6.4) and BB/9 (2.9).  However, he was unable to replicate those results in 2015 when he posted a 4.91 ERA with 6.8 K/9 and 3.2 BB/9. 144 2/3 innings.  Whether Gonzalez was the beneficiary of good luck in his first three big league seasons or he just suffered a down year in ’15, he’ll look to get back to his old form in the White Sox organization.

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