BBTN: Jesse Rogers, Dan Shulman and Hembo join Buster to talk free agency

Jesse Rogers joins Buster to discuss free agency, the official dismantling of the Cubs World Series core, the Yankees tendering Gary Sanchez and Charlie Morton’s one-year deal with the Braves (2:50). Then, Dan Shulman hops on to talk about what the Blue Jays will do this offseason, which free agents would fit the best in Toronto and Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s weight loss (17:48). Later, Hembo stops by to hit on Kyle Schwarber, frontrunners in NL East and Central and if there’s any hope for the Angels under new management (26:44).

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Dodgers, Yanks part of ESPN's Opening Day slate

ESPN will showcase 19 teams during 11 season-opening games, including four on Opening Day, over the first week of the 2021 MLB season.

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Indians' Bieber unanimously wins AL Cy Young

Cleveland ace Shane Bieber was the unanimous winner of the American League Cy Young Award on Wednesday after leading the majors in wins, ERA and strikeouts.

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Blue Jays agree to one-year deal with LHP Ray

Robbie Ray agreed to a one-year deal with the Toronto Blue Jays. The deal is worth $8 million, a source told ESPN's Jeff Passan.

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29dDavid Schoenfield

Lindor AND Springer to the Mets? Ozuna to the Astros? Offseason predictions for all 30 MLB teams

We look at what every team could do -- and what we think they will do -- as baseball's offseason starts to get going.

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30dSam Miller

From silver linings to historically awesome: One great 2020 moment for all 30 MLB teams

Instead of judging a team's success -- or failure -- based on a shortened season, Sam Miller lists one positive memory each club can hold on to this winter.

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32d

Betts, deGrom among finalists for MLB awards

Mets ace Jacob deGrom is going for his third consecutive NL Cy Young Award, and Dodgers outfielder Mookie Betts could become the second player to win the MVP award in each league. The top three finishers for each BBWAA award were revealed Monday.

32d

Fantasy Focus Baseball: Breaking Down The Toughest Players To Rank For 2021

Eric and Tristan discuss what Randy Arozarena's postseason push means for 2021 as they break down their early rankings for next season!

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35d

Blue Jays retain Dolis, decline Anderson option

Toronto picked up a $1.5 million option on reliever Rafael Dolis and opted against keeping right-hander Chase Anderson for $9.5 million. Anderson will get a $500,000 buyout.

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36dSam Miller

Which World Series is the best ever? We rank all 116 Fall Classics

The finale of the pandemic-shortened 2020 season goes up against the scandals, scapegoats, superstars and, yes, the Yankees of the past. Sam Miller judges every October since 1903.

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38dDavid Schoenfield

Way-too-early 2021 MLB Power Rankings: What's next for Dodgers, Rays and all 30 teams

Sure, the 2020 season just ended. No, we haven't a clue how the offseason will play out. We're ranking all 30 MLB teams for next year anyway.

50d

BBTN: Mark Teixeira on Dave Roberts and Clayton Kershaw. Plus, Todd Radom brings the ballpark tour to a close at Sahlen Field in Buffalo

Mark Teixeira joins Buster to discuss the regular season-feel to the postseason with teams playing every day, Bryce Wilson attacking the strike zone, Dave Roberts leaving Clayton Kershaw out too long, Kershaw’s legacy, the ying and yang of watching Dusty Baker and the Astros, expectations for the upcoming free agent market, and what he would do with Gary Sanchez this offseason (13:24). Later, the pod’s ballpark tour ends as Todd Radom and the guys visit Sahlen Field in Buffalo and knock out one last weekly quiz (26:42).

64d

BBTN: Dan Shulman and Sarah Langs recap a marathon day of postseason action

Dan Shulman joins Buster to discuss a marathon day of baseball, a spectacular game between the Yankees and Indians, the competitive arrogance of the Rays, Carlos Correa embracing his inner villain, the Twins’ 18-straight playoff losses, and Dinelson Lamet and Mike Clevinger going down for San Diego (13:50). Later, Sarah Langs plays The Numbers Game with notes on the A’s winner-take-all losing streak, the strikeouts in Reds-Braves and Minnesota’s postseason futility (33:29).

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65dMLB Insiders

Wild Card Wednesday Takeaways: Yankees outlast Indians; Astros, Rays sweep

New York knocked out Cleveland in a wild one, the Braves won in style, and the Twins and Jays are gone. Here's all the info on MLB's eight-game frenzy.

65d

Renfroe slam helps Rays sweep young Blue Jays in 1st round

Hunter Renfroe hit a grand slam and the top-seeded Tampa Bay Rays won a postseason series for the first time in 12 years, overpowering the young Toronto Blue Jays 8-2 Wednesday to finish a two-game sweep of their AL wild-card matchup.

TEAM	W	L	PCT	GB	STRK
Tampa Bay	40	20	.667	-	W4
New York	33	27	.550	7	L1
Toronto	32	28	.533	8	L1
Baltimore	25	35	.417	15	W1
Boston	24	36	.400	16	W2

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