He does have a list of teams he would approve a trade to, and the Dodgers are on it. Arenado (a Newport Beach native) made ...

Training right around the corner, most of the high-end free agents are off the board with the exception of Alex Bregman. The two-time All-Star is by ...

U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday said he would like to close the U.S. Department of Education using an executive order but acknowledged he would need buy-ins from Congress and teachers ...

Former New York Jets defensive coordinator and interim coach Jeff Ulbrich was hired by the Falcons for the role, the team announced Saturday. Ulbrich, 47, took over the Jets' top job after coach ...

More MLB: Red Sox Reportedly Out Of Sweepstakes For $200 Million Star Infielder ESPN's MLB insider Jeff Passan on Wednesday spoke out to express his disbelief that the Yankees have not bothered to ...

Insider Jon Heyman reported on Tuesday night that after a serious deadlock in negotiations, both the New York Mets and Pete Alonso have resumed dialogue. This comes after the infielder reportedly ...

If the penalties are so tough, then why are the Dodgers and Mets doing it? At the end of the day, these are the New York freaking Yankees. If a luxury tax threshold is holding them back, it says ...

MLB Insider Jeff Passan had some harsh criticism for the Yankees and their lack of spending. Appearing on The Michael Kay Show, Passan stated "If the penalties are so tough, then why are the ...

That's right, the New York Yankees are scared off by a luxury tax. In an appearance on The Michael Kay Show, ESPN's Jeff Passan wasn't shy when it came to ripping Steinbrenner and the Yankees for ...

And when ESPN’s senior MLB insider has time — watch out. Passan has never shied away from calling out baseball’s power players, and when the usual crowd started blaming the Los Angeles ...

ESPN reporter Jeff Passan joined The Michael Kay Show and ripped the Yankees' lack of spending this offseason. "If the (luxury tax) penalties are so tough, then why are the Dodgers and Mets doing it?

Jeff Passan of ESPN reported the deal is for two years and $29 million, and includes an opt-out after the first season. Infielder Ha-Seong Kim and the Tampa Bay Rays are in agreement on a two-year ...