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  • # NHL Highlights: Sharks Dominate Rangers as Celebrini Ends Scoring Drought; Baseball Roster Moves Heat Up 2026 Season

    # NHL Highlights: Sharks Dominate Rangers as Celebrini Ends Scoring Drought; Baseball Roster Moves Heat Up 2026 Season
    Jan 24 2026
    The San Jose Sharks dominated the New York Rangers on Friday night, with Macklin Celebrini scoring two goals to end his longest drought of the season. The No. 1 overall pick from 2024 had a chance for his third hat trick but fell just short as the Sharks won 3-1. Pavol Regenda added another goal for San Jose, while Sam Carrick scored for the Rangers. The loss marked New York's third straight defeat, and they're now 2-8-1 over their last 11 games.

    In other NHL action, the Washington Capitals defeated the Calgary Flames 3-1 in a physical matchup, with Aliaksei Protas scoring the game-winning goal. Logan Thompson made 25 saves for the Capitals. Meanwhile, the Buffalo Sabres beat Washington in a shootout, 4-3, with Bowen Byram scoring the deciding goal in the shootout. Alex Ovechkin was held scoreless for the fourth straight game.

    On the baseball front, several significant roster moves are shaking up the 2026 season. The Washington Nationals pulled off a major trade yesterday, though specifics remain limited from available reports. The Minnesota Twins removed starting pitcher Joe Ryan from their TwinsFest appearances after the two sides failed to agree on a new contract before the arbitration deadline, with a reported 500,000 dollar difference between the parties. This comes despite Ryan's career year in 2025, where he posted a 3.42 ERA with 194 strikeouts and earned his first All-Star selection.

    Multiple starting pitchers remain available on the free agent market. Max Scherzer is reportedly biting his time, according to The Athletic, with specific teams in mind but no rush to sign. Justin Verlander and Framber Valdez are still available as well, though Valdez's value may be sliding due to attitude concerns.

    The Orioles claimed utilityman Weston Wilson off waivers from the Phillies and designated left-hander José Suarez for assignment. The Mariners picked up right-hander Criswell in a trade with the Mets on January 23rd.

    The Twins organization is also looking at their minor league talent, with 20-year-old righthander Adrian Bohorquez emerging as one of their most talented pitching prospects. After improving his conditioning and throwing strikes at High-A last season, the team's farm director highlighted his electric stuff.

    Several teams continue working to fill their rosters ahead of spring training, with the Padres actively pursuing pitching upgrades after failing to land Freddy Peralta.

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  • Mets Land Freddy Peralta in Major Trade; MLB Prospects and NHL Updates

    Mets Land Freddy Peralta in Major Trade; MLB Prospects and NHL Updates
    Jan 22 2026
    The Mets made a significant splash in the trade market, acquiring pitcher Freddy Peralta from the Brewers along with likely reliever Tobias Myers in exchange for two top prospects. Brandon Sproat, a 25-year-old right-handed starter ranked 81st in Baseball America's prospect rankings, and Jett Williams, a 22-year-old shortstop who dominated Double-A last season with a 156 wRC+, head to Milwaukee. This move comes as the Mets continue aggressive roster overhaul under general manager David Stearns, having also added Luis Robert Jr. and Devin Williams while losing Pete Alonso, Ryan Helsley, Edwin Diaz, Brandon Nimmo, and Jeff McNeil. The addition of Peralta aims to maximize the productive years of Juan Soto's massive free agent contract.

    In related baseball news, Cody Bellinger re-signed with the Yankees after his time with the Cubs, marking another significant free agent decision that's helping move the player market forward.

    On the NHL side, the Seattle Kraken snapped a four-game losing streak with a decisive 4-1 victory over the New York Islanders. Vince Dunn and Jared McCann each contributed a goal and an assist for Seattle, while Matty Beniers and Kaapo Kakko also scored. Philipp Grubauer made 21 saves for the Kraken. The Islanders' Anthony Duclair scored early on the power play, but Seattle dominated the remainder of the game. The loss dropped Ilya Sorokin to 16-12-2 on the season for New York.

    In minor league prospects, Baseball America highlighted several players catching attention in January. Roldy Brito, an 18-year-old switch-hitting center fielder for the Rockies, batted .371 with 35 stolen bases in 84 games across the Arizona Complex League and Low-A Fresno. Nationals shortstop Seaver King made significant progress in the Arizona Fall League after adjusting his swing, posting a .359 average with six stolen bases in 18 games. The Twins regard 20-year-old right-hander Adrian Bohorquez as one of their most talented pitching prospects, and he improved his strikeout rate after addressing conditioning issues at High-A.

    Looking ahead, MLB announced its 2026 Spring Breakout schedule for March 19-22, featuring 16 games showcasing top prospects. Notable matchups include potential No. 1 prospect Konnor Griffin facing top competition, and teams like the Mariners farm system, ranked third overall, competing against the Brewers' fourth-ranked system.

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  • MLB Hot Stove 2026: Major Trades, Injuries, and Spring Schedule Updates

    MLB Hot Stove 2026: Major Trades, Injuries, and Spring Schedule Updates
    Jan 20 2026
    The MLB hot stove is blazing with major moves shaking up the league. Nolan Arenado was traded to the Arizona Diamondbacks from the Cardinals, who are eating most of his salary, while reliever Ryne Stanek signed with St. Louis post-trade. Ranger Suárez landed a massive five-year, $130 million deal with the Boston Red Sox to bolster their rotation. In a three-team blockbuster, Josh Lowe went to the Angels, Gavin Lux to the Rays, and the Reds grabbed bullpen arms. The Yankees added depth by acquiring Ryan Weathers from the Marlins, and Tarik Skubal's arbitration filing sparked trade buzz with a $32 million ask against the Tigers' $19 million offer.

    Injuries hit hard: Braves shortstop Ha Seong Kim tore a finger tendon in Korea and faces 4-5 months out after surgery, prompting Atlanta to eye Jorge Mateo. Max Kepler drew an 80-game suspension, sidelining the former Twin.

    On the field, Guardians edged the Diamondbacks last night with key plays from Jose Ramirez, who homered to make it 4-1, and strong pitching from Corbin Burnes. In other action, the Brewers topped the Tigers 5-1 behind homers from Christian Yelich, Rhys Hoskins, and Sal Frelick.

    Off-field, Ryan Pressly retired and joined the Twins front office with Michael A. Taylor. Clayton Kershaw committed to Team USA for the WBC and will analyze for NBC Sunday Night Baseball. The Royals pulled in their Kauffman Stadium fences by 10 feet to boost power. MLB announced the 2026 Spring Breakout schedule from March 19-22, spotlighting prospects like Konnor Griffin and Kevin Mcgonigle, plus the top 100 prospects reveal on Friday.

    NBC released its 2026 slate with 20 games, including Opening Day and Sunday nights. Look for the Hall of Fame class announcement soon.

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  • J.T. Realmuto Signs 3-Year Deal With Phillies as MLB Winter Moves Heat Up With Major Trades and Record Contracts

    J.T. Realmuto Signs 3-Year Deal With Phillies as MLB Winter Moves Heat Up With Major Trades and Record Contracts
    Jan 17 2026
    J.T. Realmuto is returning to the Phillies on a three-year deal worth up to $60 million, including $5 million annually in awards and incentives. In a blockbuster three-team trade, the Rays are sending outfielder Josh Lowe to the Angels, while acquiring infielder Gavin Lux and right-hander Chris Clark from the Dodgers, with lefty reliever Brock Burke heading to the Reds. The Dodgers continue their spending spree, with Kyle Tucker's new four-year, $240 million contract pushing their guaranteed salary over $2.11 billion including deferrals, sparking fresh debates on a potential salary cap. The Cubs formally introduced Alex Bregman and announced Jon Lester and Jody Davis for their Hall of Fame class, though Anthony Rizzo remains ineligible after recent retirement. Arizona remains firm against trading Ketel Marte.

    In winter leagues, Kelvin Gutiérrez smashed a two-run homer for Gigantes against Águilas, narrowing the score to 5-3, while Estevan Florial belted a solo shot in the Mexican Pacific League. MLB Network unveiled the latest Top 100 players entering 2026, ranking numbers 60-41 so far. The 2026 MLB Draft lottery gave the White Sox the No. 1 pick, with teams like the Athletics and Rangers securing top prospects.

    Off the field, Redsfest kicked off in Cincinnati for two days of fan festivities. Excitement builds for the 2026 World Baseball Classic starting March 4, featuring stars like Aaron Judge, Shohei Ohtani, and Cy Young winners Paul Skenes and Tarik Skubal. Shohei Ohtani eyes a full two-way season with the repeat champion Dodgers after his 55-homer MVP year.

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  • Buffalo Sabres Dominate Flyers 5-2 as Dahlin Powers Hot Streak; MLB Teams Make Major Moves at Trade Deadline

    Buffalo Sabres Dominate Flyers 5-2 as Dahlin Powers Hot Streak; MLB Teams Make Major Moves at Trade Deadline
    Jan 15 2026
    The Buffalo Sabres dominated the Philadelphia Flyers 5-2 on Wednesday night, with Rasmus Dahlin scoring two power-play goals to lead the victory. The Sabres have now won 14 of their last 16 games, showcasing impressive form heading into the remainder of the season. Mattias Samuelsson, Jack Quinn, and Ryan McLeod also contributed goals for Buffalo, while goaltender Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen made 20 saves. For Philadelphia, Owen Tippett and Trevor Zegras scored in the loss, marking the Flyers' fourth consecutive defeat. The game saw some adversity for both teams, as Flyers goaltender Dan Vladar suffered an injury in the first period and was replaced by Sam Ersson.

    In Major League Baseball, the Arizona Diamondbacks acquired star infielder Nolan Arenado in a trade with the St. Louis Cardinals, a significant move that aims to bolster their playoff aspirations. The Twins claimed infielder Vidal Brujan off waivers from the Braves, adding depth to their roster. The Cardinals also acquired reliever Justin Bruihl from the Guardians for cash considerations. Additionally, the Rays picked up outfielder Justyn-Henry Malloy from the Tigers in another cash deal.

    Japanese star Tatsuya Imai has joined the Houston Astros, bringing international talent to the franchise as they look to compete for a championship. Daniel Vogelbach has returned to the Milwaukee Brewers organization, taking on a role as hitting coach and leveraging his extensive playing experience.

    On the prospect front, the 2026 international signing period opened on January 15, with over 50 players eligible to sign for at least one million dollars each. The White Sox currently hold the best odds at 27.73 percent to secure the first overall pick in the 2026 MLB Draft, highlighting their continued rebuilding efforts.

    Kutter Crawford and the Boston Red Sox agreed to a one-year deal, avoiding arbitration and keeping the pitcher in the organization. These roster moves signal that teams are actively positioning themselves for competitive seasons ahead, with trades, signings, and strategic acquisitions shaping the landscape of professional baseball.

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  • Alex Bregman Signs 5-Year $175M Deal With Cubs, Boosts Playoff Odds and Reshapes MLB Offseason

    Alex Bregman Signs 5-Year $175M Deal With Cubs, Boosts Playoff Odds and Reshapes MLB Offseason
    Jan 13 2026
    Alex Bregman has signed a five-year, 175 million dollar deal with the Chicago Cubs, significantly bolstering their roster. The signing has turbocharged the Cubs offseason, with their playoff odds jumping nearly six percent and their championship odds increasing by 1.1 percent according to early projections. Bregman will slot into third base alongside shortstop Dansby Swanson, second baseman Nico Hoerner, and first baseman Michael Busch, creating a deep infield. The Cubs also made a blockbuster trade earlier this week, acquiring hard-throwing righty Edward Cabrera from the Marlins for three prospects, including top 100 slugger Owen Caissie.

    In NHL action, the Seattle Kraken mounted an impressive comeback against the New York Rangers, rallying from two goals down to win 4-2 on Monday night. Berkly Catton scored the tiebreaking goal in the third period, with additional goals from Eeli Tolvanen, Jordan Eberle, and Jared McCann. Philipp Grubauer made 19 saves for the Kraken, who have now won nine of their last twelve games. The Rangers, meanwhile, continue to struggle at home, falling to 5-12-4 at Madison Square Garden this season.

    Meanwhile, Byron Buxton of the Minnesota Twins has been added to Team USA's roster for the 2026 World Baseball Classic, marking his first appearance in the tournament. USA Baseball announced his participation Monday on social media.

    In recent individual performances, Luisangel Acuña of the New York Mets put on a remarkable display with a four-home run game on January 12th. Additionally, Cleveland's Selby delivered a walk-off grand slam to lead his team to a comeback victory on January 13th.

    The Red Sox have begun exploring alternative paths in free agency following Bregman's signing with the Cubs, adjusting their offseason strategy accordingly. Looking ahead, MLB's 2026 international signing period opens Thursday, with each team preparing to address their top international prospect needs heading into the season.

    The baseball landscape continues to shift rapidly as teams make final adjustments to their rosters before spring training. With the Hall of Fame announcement coming next week, discussion has also turned to current players positioned on the path to potential enshrinement.

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  • Dodgers and Yankees Lead MLB Offseason Moves: Free Agency, Trades, and 2026 Power Rankings Update

    Dodgers and Yankees Lead MLB Offseason Moves: Free Agency, Trades, and 2026 Power Rankings Update
    Jan 10 2026
    Dodgers and Yankees front offices are dominating the conversation as clubs wrap up major offseason business before camps open. MLB.com and Dodger-focused outlets report that Los Angeles, fresh off its Edwin Díaz bullpen splash, is still circling top free agents like Kyle Tucker, Cody Bellinger, and Bo Bichette as it eyes a third straight title run. Andrew Friedman has been described as “hanging around the backboard,” suggesting the Dodgers are poised to pounce if prices drop. MLB.com’s first 2026 power rankings slot the Dodgers atop the league, followed by the Blue Jays, Mariners, Phillies, and Red Sox, framing early expectations for the playoff picture.

    On the transaction front, MLB Network and MLB.com report that Ketel Marte will remain with the Diamondbacks after the club moved to lock in their star second baseman, stabilizing Arizona’s infield and lineup. In Detroit, the Tigers and ace Tarik Skubal exchanged arbitration figures, a reminder that while trade rumors have swirled around the left-hander, the team still projects him as its rotation anchor. The Brewers, meanwhile, continue to entertain interest in Freddy Peralta, and national writers note that Milwaukee’s willingness to move pitching while still defending its NL Central crown is one of the more intriguing competitive-balancing acts.

    One of the biggest player news items comes off the field: MLB.com reports that free-agent outfielder Max Kepler has been suspended 80 games for performance-enhancing drugs. Any team that signs him for 2026 will not be able to use him in the postseason, a significant factor for contenders looking for a left-handed bat.

    League-wide, schedule and media news is also breaking. Sports Business Journal details that NBC Sports has unveiled its national broadcast slate for 2026, with dozens of prime-time and afternoon windows. Bolavip notes that the new TV deal will slightly complicate Opening Day viewing for some Mets fans, as a few marquee games move from traditional regional networks to NBC’s national and streaming platforms, giving a preview of how the new rights landscape will feel for listeners.

    Prospect and developmental buzz comes from MLB Pipeline, which has been rolling out new video breakdowns of top minor leaguers like left-hander Kade Anderson, part of a broader wave of farm-system content as front offices prepare non-roster invitations and early camp battles.

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  • "Mets Sign Dominant Reliever Devin Williams in $50M Deal"

    "Mets Sign Dominant Reliever Devin Williams in $50M Deal"
    Dec 2 2025
    The New York Mets have made a significant move in free agency, agreeing to a three-year contract with reliever Devin Williams. The deal is worth 45 million dollars with 5 million deferred, bringing his total guaranteed value to over 50 million. Williams, a two-time All-Star and two-time NL Reliever of the Year, spent the 2025 season with the Yankees after being traded from the Milwaukee Brewers. Despite posting a career-worst 4.79 ERA in 67 appearances with New York, Williams showed encouraging signs late in the season, finishing with 13 straight scoreless outings including four in the postseason. His strikeout rate remained elite at 34.7 percent, and his 2.68 FIP was more than two runs lower than his ERA, suggesting better underlying performance than his surface statistics indicated. The signing continues the Mets' aggressive offseason approach under president of baseball operations David Stearns, who has focused on building a strong bullpen. Williams is open to returning to a setup role with the team, a position he previously held in Milwaukee before shifting to the closer role.

    This marks the second consecutive offseason in which the Mets have signed a major free agent away from the Yankees. Last year, the team signed Juan Soto, and now they've landed Williams in another significant acquisition from their crosstown rivals. The signing could have implications for the Mets' pursuit of All-Star closer Edwin Díaz, who is likely seeking more than a three-year deal. However, the team remains interested in bringing Díaz back, as the combination of Williams and Díaz would give the Mets a formidable bullpen tandem.

    Meanwhile, the Baltimore Orioles have landed their closer for the 2026 season by signing right-hander Ryan Helsley to a two-year contract worth 28 million dollars. The deal features an opt-out after the first year. Helsley's signing set the market expectation for closers and may have influenced Williams' ability to secure his more lucrative deal.

    In World Series news from earlier this month, the Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Toronto Blue Jays in seven games to capture the championship. The series went the distance with the Dodgers ultimately prevailing.

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