Headlines

  • Rafael Devers Unwilling To Play First Base
  • Pirates Fire Manager Derek Shelton
  • Cubs To Promote Cade Horton
  • Mariners Claim Leody Taveras
  • Rangers Hire Bret Boone As Hitting Coach
  • A.J. Minter To Undergo Season-Ending Lat Surgery
  • Previous
  • Next
Register
Login
  • Hoops Rumors
  • Pro Football Rumors
  • Pro Hockey Rumors

MLB Trade Rumors

  • Home
  • Teams
    • AL East
      • Baltimore Orioles
      • Boston Red Sox
      • New York Yankees
      • Tampa Bay Rays
      • Toronto Blue Jays
    • AL Central
      • Chicago White Sox
      • Cleveland Guardians
      • Detroit Tigers
      • Kansas City Royals
      • Minnesota Twins
    • AL West
      • Houston Astros
      • Los Angeles Angels
      • Oakland Athletics
      • Seattle Mariners
      • Texas Rangers
    • NL East
      • Atlanta Braves
      • Miami Marlins
      • New York Mets
      • Philadelphia Phillies
      • Washington Nationals
    • NL Central
      • Chicago Cubs
      • Cincinnati Reds
      • Milwaukee Brewers
      • Pittsburgh Pirates
      • St. Louis Cardinals
    • NL West
      • Arizona Diamondbacks
      • Colorado Rockies
      • Los Angeles Dodgers
      • San Diego Padres
      • San Francisco Giants
  • About
    • MLB Trade Rumors
    • Tim Dierkes
    • Writing team
    • Advertise
    • Archives
  • Contact
  • Tools
    • 2024-25 MLB Free Agent List
    • 2025-26 MLB Free Agent List
    • 2024-25 Top 50 MLB Free Agents With Predictions
    • Projected Arbitration Salaries For 2025
    • Free Agent Contest Leaderboard
    • Contract Tracker
    • Transaction Tracker
    • Agency Database
  • NBA/NFL/NHL
    • Hoops Rumors
    • Pro Football Rumors
    • Pro Hockey Rumors
  • App
  • Chats
Go To Pro Hockey Rumors
Go To Hoops Rumors

Cubs, White Sox Both Pursuing Yasiel Puig

By Daniel Seco 2 | June 27, 2012 at 10:31pm CDT

Count the Cubs and White Sox among the teams who are interested in signing Cuban outfielder Yasel Puig, reports Phil Rogers of the Chicago Tribune. Both franchises have extensive experience with players hailing from Cuba.

The 21-year-old was officially declared a free agent on Tuesday and now has until July 2 to sign with a team to avoid new financial limitations put in place for international players. For the Cubs, signing international free agents out of Cuba is nothing new as the team recently agreed to terms with outfielder Jorge Soler on a nine-year, $30MM deal. On the South Side, the White Sox have a long-term relationship with Puig's agent, Jaime Torres, who has negotiated deals with the team in the past for players such as Jose Contreras and Alexei Ramirez. 

Share 0 Retweet 0 Send via email0

Chicago Cubs Chicago White Sox Yasiel Puig

Minor Moves: Yankees, Angels, Guzman, Bogaerts
Main
Outrighted To Triple-A: Travis Buck
View Comments (76)
Post a Comment

76 Comments

  1. Wes Whitenack

    13 years ago

    Windy City Showdown: Battle of Yasel Puig is airing in select theaters near you! 

    Reply
  2. FacelessGeneralManager

    13 years ago

    New chicago rivalry? Puig vs. Soler

    Reply
  3. chetkincaid

    13 years ago

    Theo is a scrub. Kenny Williams will get him.

    Reply
    • maxbelmont

      13 years ago

      Isn’t Williams the same GM that traded Gio Gonzales twice?

      Reply
      • scott brecht

        13 years ago

        that 1 year of Nick Swisher was worth it!  

        Reply
        • Ruppie Ray

          13 years ago

          still managed one more playoff win with Swisher than the Cubs managed over their entire era under LOUUUU 

          Reply
          • laffingrass

            13 years ago

            Those Sox sure know how to put fans in the stands!

            Reply
            • jwsox

              13 years ago

              Those sox sure know how to be in first place too

              Reply
              • laffingrass

                13 years ago

                In June.

                Reply
                • Ruppie Ray

                  13 years ago

                  As opposed to being irrelevant…in May

                  Reply
      • jwsox

        13 years ago

        Hey remember how the phillies also traded him and the a’s too

        Reply
    • laffingrass

      13 years ago

      Kenny Williams has proven himself to be a great GM, just look at the plethora of talent in the Sox minor league system and their prospects for the future!

      It’s a good thing they have such a good farm system to fill in for their roster full of aging vets!

      Reply
      • EvanMK

        13 years ago

         You can thank Jerry Reinsdorf and his refusal to spend on the draft for that. The success of the White Sox under Williams should attest to his ability.

        Reply
      • Ruppie Ray

        13 years ago

        You mean the guys that are contributing to the roster.  Where is the Cubs version of Chris Sale, De Aza, Vicideo, Alexei, Addison Reed, or Hector Santiago? Or even a slick fielding Gordon Beckham?

        Reply
        • laffingrass

          13 years ago

          De Aza has nothing to do with the Sox farm system. 

          ‘Slick fielding’ Gordon Beckham with his outstanding -6.4 UZR/150.

          Santiago has a 4.44 ERA, his xFIP is 4.62.

          The White Sox don’t have the tools to win it the next few years, and they have enormous holes to fill when Dunn and Konerko fall off.

          Reply
          • windycitywarrior

            13 years ago

             Seriously stop using sabermetrics if you dont actually watch the games. You can tell me how bad an infielder Beckham is but when I see him play I see a very good second baseman. That is where sabermetrics cant be used in and of itself. I dont care how many times you say that 1+1=3 because of some new fangled way to do math. When I do the problem I still get the good old fashioned number 2.

            Reply
            • laffingrass

              13 years ago

              I’ll take science over your eyeball test any day.

              “He may not be a very good fielder, but gosh darn it I think he looks slick out there, sign him up!”

              Reply
            • jb226 2

              13 years ago

              Look, I am not a big fan of defensive metrics either, but the ENTIRE REASON they exist is to quantify something that is otherwise prone completely to the random, ill-defined and subjective assertions of random evaluators who may or may not have any particular baseball knowledge to base it on.

              The fact that you think your answer is factual (“1+1=2!”) and the defensive statistics are made up says nothing at all about the defensive statistics.  You may be right and you may be wrong, but one is objective and one is subjective.  I’ll take the objective evaluation every day of the week.  And I don’t mean this disrespectfully, but I’m not going to trust somebody who calls himself “windycitywarrior” to be objective when he evaluates his team’s players.  Bias is a bigger deal than you think it is.

              Reply
          • jwsox

            13 years ago

            “De Aza has nothing to do with the sox system” then Rizzo has nothing to do with the cubs system, De Aza yes was not drafted by the sox but he has spent 2 years in their system. I would say he is more a product of their system than anyone doses at this point

            Reply
          • Ruppie Ray

            13 years ago

            How is who started out whose farm system relevant to building a contending team? If you want to achieve a lifetime of glory by scouting talent and then either squandering said talent or trading it away, have at it. We’ll give you your medal. But what if you’re a team that drafts and then parlays these chips into assets like Danks, Quentin, etc? Or develops flailing prospects into major league talent like Floyd, Humber, Santos, Santiago? The nothing to do with a farm system argument should really apply to signing free agents, after they’ve achieved success elsewhere. But if you’re the club that ultimately discovers and develops major league talent, why isn’t that important?  Just trying to understand what logic you’re applying to an evaluation of a team’s development process

            Reply
            • baseball52

              13 years ago

              Straw man. Stick to the point and don’t use logical fallacies.

              Reply
        • baseball52

          13 years ago

          The only guy that’s worth anything out of that group is Sale. I’d say Reed as well, but with the changes to the CBA, relievers have virtually no value.

          Reply
          • Ruppie Ray

            13 years ago

            Is the object to “build value”, or construct a championship ballclub? What about the remainder of that staff?  Peavy was acquired by trading touted, but ultimately not very useful prospects such as Richard and Poreda.  Is it better to hoard these prospects, just because? Humber and Floyd- successful reclamation projects of #1 draft picks. Quintana picked up from the observant Yankee franchise, that got distracted digging in the recycling bin for the likes of Boone Logan, Dewayne Wise, Freddy Garcia, and Chris Stewart.

            Reply
            • baseball52

              13 years ago

              I don’t think you fully understand my point on Reed. His success as a prospect is minimized by the fact that established, successful relievers can be acquired easily and cheaply by virtue of the fact that they are not affected by compensation in free agency.

              Humber has hardly been successful and Gavin Floyd has shown to be a #5 pitcher at the MLB level. Quintana has been very good to date; however, he has only pitched 43 1/3 innings at the MLB level.

              Boone Logan has been very good as a middle reliever for the Yankees.

              Reply
      • jwsox

        13 years ago

        The cubs farm system has what exactly? Rizzo? He is a product of the redsox system. Casey Coleman? Ohh yeah real good. Jackson is profiled as nothing more than an above average center fielder. Solar is way too unknown. So yeah the cubs have a horrible farm system too. And most baseball analysts agree

        Reply
        • Cameron

          13 years ago

          rizzo is a product of the boston FO which is basically the cubs front office now. jackson- an above avg CF is awesome. that means he’d start for at least 16 teams. Soler* is potential like any prospect (just like junior lake). no one claims coleman is a good prospect. most baseball analysts say the cubs have a farm ranked ~14 (took a hit from rizzo call up). it should improve even more though with the likely trades.

          Reply
          • Ruppie Ray

            13 years ago

            Sit there and comfort yourself with your highly ranked system that year after year should be good one day, like the Royals.  Meanwhile, the White Sox keep fielding a cpmpetitive team, and then when the cupboard appears dry, manages to reload on the fly. 10 winning seasons in the last 13 years, only one bad season (2007) bookended by 89 and 90 win seasons.  It’s not necessary in this day and age to completely demolish and rebuild a team from the ground-up, unless you have the need to satisfy a colossal ego like Theo.  Wish the Cubs well, but the jury is out on Theo’s ability to appraise and nurture talent.  Overspending on slot recommendations, applying a shell game, and riding a pair of Dominican juicers, and then leaving town just as the whole thing collapses does not a boy genius make.

            Reply
            • casorgreener

              13 years ago

              Theo get’s way too much credit for that first championship…

              Reply
      • jwsox

        13 years ago

        Aging vets?? You mean konerko, Dunn, aj, and peavy? It’s pretty easy to find 5 players.

        Reply
        • laffingrass

          13 years ago

          Find some that can match their production.

          Reply
    • James L

      13 years ago

       A scrub with one more WS ring than K-Dub

      Reply
  4. rickroscoe

    13 years ago

    I really like what the Cubs are doing.  I think it’s a relatively low risk proposition for signing young, free agent talent at a fraction of a MLB veteran’s salary.  I don’t think all of their prospects will pan out. But I think if they hit a couple out of the park it will be well worth the investment and they will have player control for several years. 

    Reply
  5. Shane Maples

    13 years ago

    Man even as a Reds fan I’m loving the Cubs new approach to signing these young potential studs! The NL central could be a very competitive division here in about 3 years with the Bucs, Reds, Cubs, and Cards. I don’t see the Brew Crew competing for awhile unless they unload Greinke, K-Rod, and Marcum for prospects. Their farm took a big hit after those big trades, I think they could benefit well from unloading those 3 pitchers.

    Reply
  6. Bobby

    13 years ago

    Where’s the guy that predicted Cubs would go hard after Puig? He even said something along the lines of nobody caring about his prediction. Well. I care. There you have it. Cubs in on Puig haha.

    Reply
  7. breckenhood

    13 years ago

    cubs can have him they still suck. it doesnt matter who has the better farm system or GM the white sox are far superior of a team

    Reply
    • scott brecht

      13 years ago

      the thing is.  this year is the best team the white sox will have for the next 5 years, and they still won’t make the playoffs.  the cubs have young talent on the major league level, growing talent in the minors, money to spend in free agency.  all things that they white sox don’t have.  all the white sox have are empty seats, chris sale, and a number 1 fan (obama), who can’t even name a player on the team.    

      Reply
      • Ruppie Ray

        13 years ago

        um whatever Scott.  You can throw things up on the wall and it won’t necessarily stick.  The first fan is more than familiar with the Sox lineup and pitching staff, showing a geek-sports interest in the Sox, Bears, and Bulls like Bubba Clinton.  Where is all this young talent? The Sox have been going young for several years and you just haven’t seen it.  Look at their pitching staff and bullpen.  Look at the young non-talent they parlayed into vets. Two can play that game…all the Cubs have are pink hatted fans who are out of the park by the 7th inning, Starlin Castro, and a fan base that largely can’t even name a player on the team. 

        Reply
        • scott brecht

          13 years ago

          You are clearly a typical dirtball White Sox fan by your profile picture.  Really something to be proud of!  Hood Life!  

          Reply
          • billmelton

            13 years ago

            Ah-another Cub fan i.e racist /trustafarian from the burbs.

            Reply
            • scott brecht

              13 years ago

              Because I am white?  That’s racist.  I live IN the city, in a nice neighborhood, because I have WORKED for every penny I have.  Displaying a photo of 2 dirtbags who jumped a 52 year old man is hood trash.

              Reply
      • shysox

        13 years ago

        I’d bet the White Sox make the playoffs. This isn’t basketball, three great players aren’t going to win a division and Cleveland is going to fall apart eventually. The AL Central is a very winnable division, and it’s been that way for a while.

        Reply
      • jwsox

        13 years ago

        Sale is young and a legit ace and should get votes for the cy young. Alexi isnt old at all 28 I believe. Beckham is getting better and better and only 25 I think. De aza is 26 I believe and a legit center fielder and should get all star votes but won’t because he plays for the sox and only Yankees make it. Rios is 27 im pretty sure and is back to all star form Vicedio is playing extremely well and not even 21 yet if I’m correct. Flowers is 25 I believe and showing the power and arm strength that made him a top catching prospect once. Quintana(time to realize he is a legit pitcher) and axelrod are under 26 Floyd i believe is 27 danks is right around there. Reed, jones, Santiago are all under 30 and under 25. So outside of aj, konerko, Dunn and peavy how are the sox old and bad?

        Reply
        • scott brecht

          13 years ago

          Do some research on the players or watch some baseball games.  Also, look up the ACTUAL ages of the players, because they are pretty much all older than “you believe”!  Google is an amazing tool.  While you are using it, try to find yourself a Danks jersey, you will get to enjoy his contract for the next few years.  

          Reply
          • jwsox

            13 years ago

            I’m almost positive I’m close on all the ages and I’m soo sorry if I was slightly off the point I was making is that most of the players on the 25 man roster are fairly young and have a good amount of years of control. And the danks contract was seen as a fair market value not an extreme over pay and not an extreme discount. And that contract pales in comparison to sorianos, zambranos(seriously still paying him) and marmols. What research besides the ages did I need to do. I’m a whitesox fan who watches every game if I’m not working. And I actually like the cubs too I just can’t stand typical cubs fans who argue
            For no reason.

            Reply
          • jwsox

            13 years ago

            Also i did all this from my
            Phone and didn’t feel like running multiple apps. So sorry

            Reply
          • breckenhood

            13 years ago

            I’d rather buy a Danks jersey than a Garza jersey 

            Reply
            • breckenhood

              13 years ago

              or samardzija or maholm or any pitcher you have given a big contract to

              Reply
  8. James L

    13 years ago

    Big deal, the Sox are a better team this season than the Cubs, not saying much, the Cubs are in re-build mode and still took 2 of 3 from the Sox at their home.  What team with playoff aspirations lets the worst team in baseball come into their house and take 2 of 3?  The Cubs may be bad but the Sox won’t be winning the World Series either.

    Reply
    • Ruppie Ray

      13 years ago

      As a Cub fan, you’re not permitted to mention Cubs and World Series in the same sentence.  And yes, the Sox slipped at home, but also swept the Cubbies in the Cubs park. 

      Reply
      • Ptk123

        13 years ago

        LoL, you really think the Sox have any chance don’t you? This year will be just like last, Sox fans will be all high and mighty until mid August. Then slowly you are going to slide, and before you know it you will be 10 games behind Detroit!

        Reply
        • jwsox

          13 years ago

          You can prove that? Detroit who’s pitching staff out side of verlander is horrible and their defense is just as bad.

          Reply
        • Ruppie Ray

          13 years ago

          Take comfort in rooting for a collapse mid-August. Beats sitting at home and watching the Theo drywall project over the next five years, with no guarantee of success. Isn’t the object of all this to field a competitive ballclub? I’ll take enjoying a team that is competitive year in and year out, and remains relevant.

          Reply
  9. Kyle

    13 years ago

    Yeah, our team has sucked for a century, but look at how good our farm system is!

    Reply
    • Ruppie Ray

      13 years ago

      Is there a trophy for fantasy championships due to having good farm systems?  Cubs win hands down for the murderers row of  Felix Pie-ay, Corey Patterson, Andrew Cashner, Brett Jackson, Josh Vitters, Tyler Colvin, Ben Christiansen, and Luis Montanez.   Wonder whatever happened to Jon Garland? I bet if he tried hard, he could win a World series ring some day. 

      Reply
      • Ptk123

        13 years ago

        I will give you Felix Pie and Corey Patterson. However Cashner brought Rizzo, Vitters is hitting right now. Jackson needs work but costs nothing, Colvin is best known for having a piece of a bat stuck in his chest, and I’m pretty sure his name is Lou Montanez. I’m pretty sure if you tried harder you couldn’t come up with the diffrence from last Nov till now!

        Reply
  10. breckenhood

    13 years ago

    yeah and the sox swept the cubs at wrigley.  because the cubs have won 2 of 6 games means the white sox aren’t that good? C’mon man

    Reply
  11. bigpat

    13 years ago

    Chicago Cubs: Disregard Everything, Acquire Foreigners. 

    Reply
  12. Ruppie Ray

    13 years ago

    Hope Rizzo works out for guys, and doesn’t revert to his form last yr with the Pods.  How’s that for pressure? If he bombs, time for Plan C. 

    Reply
    • imachainsaw

      13 years ago

      yeah I forgot that if a top prospect struggles in a short call to the majors, they outta just be released and forgotten about. yup.

      Reply
      • Ptk123

        13 years ago

        Or traded for a pitcher that was injured for 98% of last season!

        Reply
  13. Ruppie Ray

    13 years ago

    Where is this extensive experience of Cuban ball players on the Cubs? Other than Jose Cardenal, that is….

    Reply
  14. NYBravosFan10

    13 years ago

    Ok seriously, why don’t the Cubs just change their nickname to the Chicago Cubans? Maybe a new image will help them win something for a change.

    Reply
  15. jwsox

    13 years ago

    Seriously why can’t sox and cubs fans get along? Two teams in different leagues that have 100% nothing to do with each other. Ozzie and hendry are gone both teams are looking up. The cubs are rebuilding and Theo is changing the culture of the cubs( just needs to get them to stop playing that stupid song after each win) and the sox are in first place and are getting better.

    Reply
    • burtonbball88

      13 years ago

      I hate AJ so much… And I know the batboy for the Sox and he says that he is a total jerk. Other than that I have nothing against the Sox. Just their fans. So many Sox fans are more interested in the Cubs losing than the Sox winning. It makes no sense. Now I’m sure it goes both ways, but seriously I know one intelligent and respectful Sox fan that knows what he is talking about. Just 1.

      This signing could be good for the Cubs, but I hope Epstein/Hoyer do their homework on these Cubans. I haven’t heard much about them (Soler included). 
      On the other hand, I have no idea what Kenny is doing. Is he rebuilding? Is he pushing for playoffs? Why is he spending money in 2 different places. It doesn’t make sense to say well I’m going to try to make the playoffs, but I’m not all in… I think it really tells how low the Sox are on money. He doesn’t have prospects to deal or money to trade for pieces. I really think the best thing the Sox can do is ask around for how much Konerko can bring in. He will never be more valuable, and he could bring in some serious young players.

      Reply
  16. Michael Mayfield

    13 years ago

    I read every comment up until now and I can not help but laugh. I am from the North Side and now live in Texas. Yes I bleed Cubbie Blue…however I do watch baseball..the Cubs will be terrible this year and next. There will be a vast improvement going into the 2014 season.

    Back to the Sox fans saying they will contend or even win the American League Central… I can not stop laughing. If be the grace of God you make the playoffs do not even think you will get past this team that plays 4 1/2 hours from me in Arlington, Texas. The Rangers are not only the team to beat in the American League, they are the team to beat PERIOD.

    Reply
    • billmelton

      13 years ago

      Another bitter Cubs fan -they are , in fact, contending in the AL Central, if you care to look at the standing.

      How sad for you- separated from the trustafarians from Wilmette, Highland Park and Lake Forest, you still fail to grasp the grim reality for your team.

      Reply
      • klassic

        13 years ago

        It is sad that you can’t confront him on any of his points.  Instead you make vast generalizations of an entire fanbase.  Not all Cubs fans are trust fund people. I know plenty of blue collar working Cubs fans.

        I understand Mayfield’s issues with the Sox winning the AL Central.  The pitching staff is being held up by smoke and mirrors right now.  Sale is VERY GOOD, but he is not going to keep this up all year. There is no guarantee that Peavy will remain healthy all year.  It is more likely that he will be injured at some point.  Quintana (sp) is not as good as he has pitched lately and will regress.  Floyd….well he sucks.  Who knows when Danks is coming back?

        3b and 2b are giant holes in the batting order.  And Ramirez forgot his power at home this year.

        And with all of that the Sox are still leading the Central.  While Detroit has been bad lately, the Sox have matched that instead of building on their lead.  Detroit has the money and the players to make deals to make big improvements to their team.  Sox fans should be worried.

        Reply
  17. John Tharp

    13 years ago

    By the end of the year both Chicago teams will be irrelevant. The Cubs are one of the worse 3 teams in the league and by August the White Sox will be 10 games back to Detroit.

    Reply
  18. jwsox

    13 years ago

    Ha this was supposed to be about puig. Then it turned into a typical cubs v sox and neither team got the player.

    Reply

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Please login to leave a reply.

Log in Register

ad: 300x250_1_MLB

    Top Stories

    Rafael Devers Unwilling To Play First Base

    Pirates Fire Manager Derek Shelton

    Cubs To Promote Cade Horton

    Mariners Claim Leody Taveras

    Rangers Hire Bret Boone As Hitting Coach

    A.J. Minter To Undergo Season-Ending Lat Surgery

    Blue Jays Sign Spencer Turnbull

    Blue Jays Sign José Ureña

    Ross Stripling Retires

    Rangers Place Leody Taveras On Outright Waivers

    Triston Casas Likely To Miss Entire 2025 Season Due To Knee Surgery

    Orioles Recall Coby Mayo

    Dodgers Recall Hyeseong Kim

    Triston Casas Suffers “Significant Knee Injury”

    Angels Place Mike Trout On 10-Day Injured List

    Rangers Option Jake Burger

    Tigers Designate Kenta Maeda For Assignment

    Reds Option Alexis Diaz

    Orioles Move Charlie Morton To Bullpen

    Astros To Activate Lance McCullers Jr. This Weekend

    Recent

    The Biggest Trade In Nationals History Looks Better Every Day

    Lou Trivino Elects Free Agency

    Orioles Outright Walter Pennington

    Nationals Release Lucas Sims

    Kyle Wright Pulled Off Rehab Stint With Shoulder Fatigue, Continuing To Play Catch

    Padres Trade Connor Joe To Reds

    Latest On Anthony Rizzo

    White Sox To Select Tim Elko

    Poll: In-Season Managerial Changes

    Fantasy Baseball: Dealing With Early Anchors

    ad: 300x250_5_side_mlb

    MLBTR Newsletter - Hot stove highlights in your inbox, five days a week

    Latest Rumors & News

    Latest Rumors & News

    • 2024-25 Top 50 MLB Free Agents With Predictions
    • Nolan Arenado Rumors
    • Dylan Cease Rumors
    • Luis Robert Rumors
    • Marcus Stroman Rumors

     

    Trade Rumors App for iOS and Android

    MLBTR Features

    MLBTR Features

    • Remove Ads, Support Our Writers
    • Front Office Originals
    • Front Office Fantasy Baseball
    • MLBTR Podcast
    • 2024-25 Offseason Outlook Series
    • 2025 Arbitration Projections
    • 2024-25 MLB Free Agent List
    • 2025-26 MLB Free Agent List
    • Contract Tracker
    • Transaction Tracker
    • Extension Tracker
    • Agency Database
    • MLBTR On Twitter
    • MLBTR On Facebook
    • Team Facebook Pages
    • How To Set Up Notifications For Breaking News
    • Hoops Rumors
    • Pro Football Rumors
    • Pro Hockey Rumors

    Rumors By Team

    • Angels Rumors
    • Astros Rumors
    • Athletics Rumors
    • Blue Jays Rumors
    • Braves Rumors
    • Brewers Rumors
    • Cardinals Rumors
    • Cubs Rumors
    • Diamondbacks Rumors
    • Dodgers Rumors
    • Giants Rumors
    • Guardians Rumors
    • Mariners Rumors
    • Marlins Rumors
    • Mets Rumors
    • Nationals Rumors
    • Orioles Rumors
    • Padres Rumors
    • Phillies Rumors
    • Pirates Rumors
    • Rangers Rumors
    • Rays Rumors
    • Red Sox Rumors
    • Reds Rumors
    • Rockies Rumors
    • Royals Rumors
    • Tigers Rumors
    • Twins Rumors
    • White Sox Rumors
    • Yankees Rumors

    ad: 160x600_MLB

    Navigation

    • Sitemap
    • Archives
    • RSS/Twitter Feeds By Team

    MLBTR INFO

    • Advertise
    • About
    • Commenting Policy
    • Privacy Policy

    Connect

    • Contact Us
    • Twitter
    • Facebook
    • RSS Feed

    MLB Trade Rumors is not affiliated with Major League Baseball, MLB or MLB.com

    hide arrows scroll to top

    Register

    Desktop Version | Switch To Mobile Version