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The post Blue Jays Hint At Unfortunate Injury Setback For Shane Bieber appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. TORONTO, ON – AUGUST 29: Shane Bieber #57 of the Toronto Blue Jays looks on from the dugout in the bottom of the fourth inning during a game against the Milwaukee Brewers at Rogers Centre on August 29, 2025 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. (Photo by Vaughn Ridley/Getty Images) Getty Images The Toronto Blue Jays made several significant changes to their pitching staff before the Major League Baseball Winter Meetings even started. The team added frontline starter Dylan Cease with a historic $210 million contract. And then it followed that up by bringing in starter Cody Ponce with a $30 million move shortly thereafter. And both of those additions came after the team received word that former Cy Young Award winner Shane Bieber would be opting into his contract with the team for next season. That news was welcomed, but it was a bit of a surprise after Bieber enjoyed a strong tenure with the Blue Jays and seemed poised to opt out and secure a longer-term deal in free agency. Now the team has hinted at a reason for why Bieber might have preferred to stick with his current contract, as general manager Ross Atkins suggested he might be dealing with some lingering injury issues. “So we’ll be cognizant and make sure that we are doing everything we can to keep putting him in the most safe position possible,” Atkins said of Bieber, after acknowledging that he took on a large workload at the end of this past season, per Ben Nicholson-Smith of Sportsnet. “And I suppose as he starts to ramp up, we could consider some stagger and the potential of him, you know, not being 100 percent at the very start, but we’re taking it kind of a week at a time at this point with Shane.” Treating…

The post Phillies’ Rob Thomson Sends 4-Word Kyle Schwarber Message After $150 Million Return appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. TORONTO, ON – JULY 12: Manager Rob Thomson of the Philadelphia Phillies speaks to the media prior to a game against the Toronto Blue Jays at Rogers Centre on July 12, 2022 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. (Photo by Vaughn Ridley/Getty Images) Getty Images The Philadelphia Phillies made a significant splash during the Major League Baseball Winter Meetings on Tuesday when news surfaced that they had agreed on a reunion with designated hitter Kyle Schwarber. After a Most Valuable Player Award level season with the Phillies, Schwarber became a free agent. Reports suggested that he received offers from a number of teams, but he ultimately decided to return to Philadelphia for a five-year, $150 million contract. “Following a frenzied free agency that saw efforts to sign Schwarber by the New York Mets, Boston Red Sox, Baltimore Orioles and even small-market teams in Pittsburgh and his hometown Cincinnati, a late push by Philadelphia secured the 32-year-old a rare, big-money, long-term deal for a designated hitter,” ESPN’s Jeff Passan reported. The Phillies seemingly had little choice but to spend what it took to bring Schwarber back. He was the team’s leader in virtually every offensive category this past season, including home runs, RBI, on-base percentage and slugging percentage. And immediately following the news, Phillies manager Rob Thomson underscored the intangibles that Schwarber brings to the clubhouse as well. “He’s so different than most of the guys I’ve ever been around,” Thomson said from the Winter Meetings, per a video shared by Phillies Tailgate on X, formerly Twitter. “He knows how to bring the heartbeat of a clubhouse down when things are going rough. And not only the clubhouse, but individuals as well… He’s just a huge part of our ball club.” Schwarber’s impact on the team beyond the batter’s box was central to…

The post Dodgers Freddie Freeman Suffers Unfortunate Injury Setback After Season appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – OCTOBER 28: Freddie Freeman #5 of the Los Angeles Dodgers looks on from the dugout before game four of the 2025 World Series against the Toronto Blue Jays at Dodger Stadium on October 28, 2025 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Harry How/Getty Images) Getty Images The Los Angeles Dodgers grabbed plenty of headlines at the Major League Baseball Winter Meetings on Tuesday. News surfaced that the team had agreed to sign All-Star closer Edwin Diaz to a three-year contract, shoring up the team’s only true weakness with the best relief arm on the market. In typical fashion for the franchise in recent years, the Dodgers have reasserted themselves at the top of the MLB power rankings and now appear poised for a third straight World Series championship. But in a quieter development on Tuesday, Canada national baseball team director Greg Hamilton revealed that Dodgers’ first baseman Freddie Freeman — who is a staple for the Canadian team in the World Baseball Classic tournament — has suffered an injury setback that could keep him out of the tournament in March and might have some implications for next season as well. “Freeman (is) dealing with ‘a little bit of a health issue’ after the wear and tear of a long season, per Hamilton, but ‘he does want to (play in the World Baseball Classic), he really wants to play,” according to Sportsnet’s Ben Nicholson-Smith. Freeman experienced a few injuries in this past season, including ankle and rib problems that persisted from the 2024 campaign, then a reaggravation of his ankle after slipping in the shower and then a wrist problem after he was hit by a pitch. It was not immediately clear what kind of health setback the veteran has now endured, but it could reportedly require…