MLB free agency news today: Baseball is back
By Mark Powell
With the MLB lockout officially over, MLB free agency news is expected to bring with it enormous chaos. Some of the biggest free agents we’ve been waiting to see sign will have new teams shortly.
Keeping up with that chaos will not be easy. Yet, that’s why you have us.
We have tweet notifications on for all the big insiders. We also have our own in FanSided’s Robert Murray, who is surely on the phone as you read this article. The news never ends.
Free agency brings with it some burning questions. Will Freddie Freeman really spurn the Braves? Where will Carlos Correa sign, and will he receive a larger contract than Corey Seager? Which team can swing a big trade, rather than give out an enormous pile of cash?
We’ll let you be the judge, and follow along with us.
MLB signings today
Free-agent reliever Jeurys Familia in agreement with Phillies
Source confirms: Free-agent reliever Jeurys Familia in agreement with Phillies, pending physical. First: @ByRobertMurray.
— Ken Rosenthal (@Ken_Rosenthal) March 13, 2022
Free-agent reliever Alex Colomé in agreement with Rockies
Source confirms: Free-agent reliever Alex Colomé in agreement with Rockies on one-year contract. Rockies deals today: Colomé, José Iglesias, Scott Schebler (minor league)
— Ken Rosenthal (@Ken_Rosenthal) March 13, 2022
Dodgers in agreement with free-agent IF Hanser Alberto
Source confirms: Dodgers in agreement with free-agent IF Hanser Alberto on one-year deal with club option for 2023. First: @JuniorMatrille
— Ken Rosenthal (@Ken_Rosenthal) March 13, 2022
Red Sox strongly in mix for free-agent left-hander Jake Diekman and RHP Matt Strahm
Red Sox strongly in mix for free-agent left-hander Jake Diekman, as @ChrisCotillo reported. Team reached agreement with RHP Matt Strahm earlier today, per @ByRobertMurray.
— Ken Rosenthal (@Ken_Rosenthal) March 13, 2022
Free-agent reliever Adam Ottavino in agreement with Mets
Source confirms: Free-agent reliever Adam Ottavino in agreement with Mets. One year, $4M, per @JoelSherman1
— Ken Rosenthal (@Ken_Rosenthal) March 13, 2022