Phuong Nguyen

The Seattle Mariners made it official Thursday, and the weight of history followed immediately.On May 2, 2026, before a single pitch is thrown, Randy Johnson’s No. 51 will rise permanently into the rafters, becoming the fifth number retired by the franchise and sealing one of the most important chapters in Mariners history. For a fan […]

Mandatory Credit: Kamil Krzaczynski – Imagn Images Even as the calendar has officially turned to 2026, one of baseball’s most dangerous, complete, and quietly elite stars remains without a team. Kyle Tucker — the veteran All-Star outfielder many executives privately called “the best player on the market” — is still waiting. And the longer the […]

The Los Angeles Dodgers don’t rebuild. They reload. For more than a decade, that philosophy has kept them perched atop baseball’s elite, churning out 100-win seasons, MVP candidates, and October expectations that border on inevitability. But even for an organization this wealthy, this calculated, and this ruthless in its pursuit of winning, a hard truth […]

The Toronto Blue Jays did not enter this offseason quietly. They entered it with intent. After another October that ended in frustration rather than celebration, the mandate from ownership to the front office was clear: change the conversation. General manager Ross Atkins responded by opening the checkbook early and aggressively, pouring hundreds of millions of […]

For one season, Eric Lauer became the answer nobody in Toronto expected — and perhaps the one the Blue Jays aren’t sure they want to keep. After losing the entire 2024 campaign to injury and uncertainty, the 30-year-old left-hander arrived in Toronto on a minor league deal with little fanfare and even fewer expectations. By […]