The MLB lockout is finally over! That means we’re about to experience an unprecedented free agent and trade frenzy leading up to Opening Day on April 7. Head on over to MLB Trade Rumors (@mlbtraderumors on Twitter) to keep up with all of the action!
There are still many big-name free agents who will have to sign new contracts soon, from Carlos Correa to Freddie Freeman to Kris Bryant and many more.
The trade market will be active too! Matt Olson of the A’s is the top name expected to be on the move. The A’s, Reds, and Mets will likely be in the thick of it.
Check out MLB Trade Rumors for all of the latest hot stove action! Just before the lockout began, it was one of the wildest flurries of offseason activity in recent memory, and the post-lockout frenzy might take it up a notch! Follow the action on Facebook and Twitter.
We’ll finally get a good offseason transaction wise with everything so condensed!
Shame. The lockout was more entertaining than baseball at this point.
It’s amazing how sabremetrics have destroyed that sport.
Like water damage in a basement.
it feels like taking an advanced level math class watchin all the stats and graphs on tv
I actually like sabremetrics in baseball, in that they work and accurately reflect the game, while Corsi is dumb, but…
TTO is awful. Every single player trying to hit a home run every single at bat is just boring.
Baseball is best when there is strategy, great defense and action on the bases. TTO ends all of that.
Freeman to Dodgers confirmed
I was hoping they’d stay locked out. Boring game. And why is it every NHL lockout wipes out over half a season, at least, and baseball hasn’t missed any real time since 1994
Who won?
Combining hockey and baseball? Brilliant!
As if Hockey fans care.