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MLB Rumors: Los Angeles Dodgers Sign Scott Kazmir to Complete All-Lefty Rotation
The Los Angeles Dodgers have been looking for a starting pitcher since Zack Greinke jumped ship, and the result is signing Scott Kazmir on a three-year deal worth $48 million.
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MLB Rumors – Los Angeles Dodgers, Kansas City Royals, Houston Astros, Washington Nationals & Baltimore Orioles Still Looking for a Pitcher
There are less and less quality starting pitchers on the board for the Los Angeles Dodgers, Kansas City Royals, Houston Astros, Washington Nationals and Baltimore Orioles to try and sign after the St. Louis Cardinals added Mike Leake to their team with their mind almost completely focused on some sort of revenge against the Chicago Cubs.
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MLB Rumors – Baltimore Orioles, Kansas City Royals & Houston Astros Interested in Signing Scott Kazmir
With less and less top talent remaining on the free agency market, Scott Kazmir, most recently with the Houston Astros, might be the top starting pitcher remaining. He might end up playing some more for the Astros, but the Kansas City Royals and Baltimore Orioles are both very interested in signing him.
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MLB Rumors – Houston Astros & Oakland Athletics Stun Everyone With the Scott Kazmir Trade
While the Oakland Athletics were obviously sellers in the days leading up to the trade deadline and the surprising Houston Astros buyers, the Scott Kazmir trade, which includes catcher Jacob Nottingham and right-handed pitcher Daniel Mengden going the opposite way caught many people off guard.
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Angels Over Athletics – It’s Getting Repetitive
If nothing too surprising happens, the Los Angeles Angels just cemented their place on top of the AL West and the American League by completing a four-game sweep against the Oakland A’s, completing the latest series with a crushing 8-1 win behind another home run for Mike Trout and a great day on the mound for Matt Shoemaker.
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Angels Over Athletics – Taking Over the Division
The win at the end of a three-game series for the Los Angeles Angels over the Oakland A’s wasn’t just about the division or getting something out of another encounter, but also about having the best record in baseball thanks to a 9-4 victory. A great performance from Jered Weaver and big home run from Josh Hamilton and Mike Trout made sure they got they what they set out to do.