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Matthew Nethercott retweeted
Jack Curry expects the Yankees to be active before the December 1st deadline. Unlike last time when they waited until a new CBA agreement was in place.
This is huge news for the Irish, who will be fighting for their season Saturday.
NEWS: Miami star Malachi Toney is dealing with an injured ankle and his status for Saturday’s game against Notre Dame is uncertain, sources tell me and @max_olson. Toney is expected to press and attempt to play, given the magnitude of the game.
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Seahawks QB Sam Darnold will be out Sunday vs. Arizona due to quad injury, per HC Mike Macdonald.
NEWS: A.J. Ellis is joining the #Mets coaching staff, according to reports.
A Note on the hire: buff.ly/GPM3lqh
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The Athletics are hiring Cam Castro away from the World Series champion Milwaukee Brewers as their general manager under new president of baseball operations Taylor Smith, league sources tell The Athletic.
MLB's New Salary Cap Proposal Could Make Looming Lockout Even More Complicated
More: buff.ly/KrS9Jrh
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Update: A jury has been selected in USA vs. Emmanuel Clase & Luis Ortiz.
12 jurors/6 alternates were picked. The process took 2 days, way longer than expected.
Opening statements begin tomorrow at 9 am EST. Witness testimony to follow.
There is expected to be 21 trial days.
Ok
Sources: #Giants and CB Greg Newsome have agreed to a 3-yr $46 million extension with $32m Guaranteed.
Newsome previously signed a 1-yr deal in free agency and cashes in after only 7 games.
Deal negotiated by @ErikBurkhardt of @RocNationSports
Matthew Nethercott retweeted
From @BigDayESPN: Could the #Giants swing big at the trade deadline?
🚨 MLB LABOR UPDATE: Major League Baseball has proposed delaying the implementation of a salary cap until 2028, while keeping the remaining elements of its labor proposal in place for 2027.
MLB also raised its proposed 2028 salary cap to $258.2 million and salary floor to $180.2 million, up from its previous figures of $245.3 million and $171.2 million.
The league cited uncertainty surrounding free agency as a reason for the proposed delay.
Matthew Nethercott retweeted
In its proposal, MLB also set new numbers for its proposed cap and floor in 2028. The cap would be $258.2 million while the floor would be $180.2 million. In its previous proposal, the league had offered a $245.3 million ceiling and $171.2 million floor.
Matthew Nethercott retweeted
Major League Baseball proposed postponing the implementation of a salary cap until the 2028 season while still putting into place the other elements of its labor offer for 2027, citing the difficulty of teams navigating free agency amid the current uncertainty.
Matthew Nethercott retweeted
My biggest takeaway from #Yankees Hot Stove: the DAZN app doesn't suck.