"Not only was my wife dealing with a potentially life-threatening health scare last week, but I ended up developing a sinus infection before then throwing my back out while cleaning up leaves. My situation isn't anywhere near as significant as hers; it's just that we were both laid up and somewhat out of it all weekend."
"Traditionally a hotbed of activity, the Winter Meetings seem to generate more rumors than signings these days. Much of that stems from electronic communication eliminating the need for in-person meetings, not to mention the way it enables execs and agents alike to better conceal their machinations. That said, the second week of December should see the heat turned up on transactions. Or maybe some bigger moves will start earlier, as we saw over the weekend."
"Naylor Nailed Down Josh Naylor became the first big free-agent domino to fall when he re-signed with the Mariners on a five-year deal expected to fall somewhere in the $90-100 million range. That's right in line with what MLB Trade Rumors predicted for their No. 12 FA, and three of their four writers correctly named the team. The first baseman was traded from Cleveland to Arizona last December, then went to Seattle about a week before the deadline."
A wife faced a potentially life-threatening health scare while her partner developed a sinus infection and subsequently threw out a back cleaning leaves. Both individuals are recovering after being laid up over the weekend. The Cubs produced little notable news, and watching the Bears at home was a welcome comfort compared with a hospital visit. Thanksgiving typically slows MLB action, but the Winter Meetings still generate many rumors, in part because electronic communication reduces the need for in-person talks and helps conceal negotiations. Josh Naylor re-signed with Seattle on a five-year, roughly $90–100 million deal after multiple trades.
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