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In 2025, Los Angeles Dodgers' Shohei Ohtani and New York Mets' Juan Soto are set to become the first MLB players to earn over $100 million in a single year, primarily through endorsement deals and signing bonuses, respectively. Ohtani, with a $700 million contract, will rely on endorsements, while Soto, with a $765 million deal, will earn from his signing bonus. Both players had exceptional seasons, earning their record-breaking salaries. the given text. Full Article

In March 2024, Ronel Blanco signed a one-year, $749,800 contract with the Astros. Blanco's pitching statistics for the 2024 season show solid performance both at home and away, with an impressive 2.36 ERA on the road. Additionally, his pitching splits indicate effectiveness against both left and right-handed batters, with a lower batting average against right-handed hitters in the 2024 season. Full Article

On Sep 5, 2023, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA, Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Brandon Woodruff faced the Pittsburgh Pirates at PNC Park. Looking ahead to the 2025 fantasy baseball season, the FantasySP ADP rankings reveal several overlooked players going after pick 150, including catchers like and , first basemen such as and , and second basemen like and . Additionally, potential standout options among shortstops, third basemen, outfielders, starting pitchers, and relief pitchers are highlighted for fantasy...

Geoff Burke of Imagn Images reports on the latest playing time changes for pitchers, with Patrick Corbin's signing affecting projected starts for the Rangers. Corbin's addition resulted in Stephen Kolek and Adrian Houser seeing increased or decreased starts, while Yu Darvish's injury led to a decrease in his projected starts. Additionally, Richard Lovelady and Anderson Pilar saw significant changes in their projected innings due to roster moves and trades. Full Article

The United States Department of Defense has restored an article honoring Jackie Robinson, highlighting his military service during World War II and breaking the color line in Major League Baseball in 1947. The page was initially taken down as part of a purge of "DEI" content, causing backlash online. The DOD reinstated the article, emphasizing the recognition of heroes based on their patriotism and dedication, rather than immutable characteristics like race, ethnicity, or sex. the...