Movimentações de offseason

O analista esportivo Conor Orr apelidou as movimentações de intertemporada do Pittsburgh Steelers de 'o palhaço da turma' da NFL. Ele expressou confusão sobre a direção da equipe em meio a erros no draft e à busca contínua por Aaron Rodgers. O rótulo destaca falhas percebidas, apesar do recente título de divisão da equipe.

28 de março de 2026 Reportado por IA

O Pittsburgh Steelers reforçou seu elenco por meio da free agency e de uma troca importante durante a offseason, posicionando a equipe entre os principais candidatos da NFL a uma aparição no Super Bowl, segundo o The Athletic. O gerente geral Omar Khan supervisionou as adições em meio à incerteza na posição de quarterback com Aaron Rodgers. O time detém o maior número de escolhas no próximo Draft da NFL de 2026.

The New York Yankees have traded for left-handed pitcher Ryan Weathers from the Miami Marlins to bolster their rotation amid early-season injuries. In exchange, Miami receives four prospects: outfielders Brendan Jones and Dillon Lewis, and infielders Dylan Jasso and Juan Matheus. Weathers, a former first-round pick, brings potential depth despite a history of injuries.

13 de janeiro de 2026 Reportado por IA

The Arizona Diamondbacks have traded for third baseman Nolan Arenado from the St. Louis Cardinals, adding a veteran presence to their infield. The deal includes cash considerations from St. Louis and sends minor-league pitcher Jack Martinez to the Cardinals. Arenado, who approved the trade via his no-trade clause, will play third base for Arizona on a subsidized contract.

The Atlanta Braves have signed right-handed reliever Tyler Kinley to a one-year, $4.25 million contract, reuniting him with the team after declining his previous option. Kinley, who excelled after being acquired from the Colorado Rockies last season, will earn $3 million in 2026 with a club option for 2027. This move bolsters Atlanta's already strong bullpen.

09 de janeiro de 2026 Reportado por IA

Following earlier trade discussions including with the Mets, the San Diego Padres are weighing deals from their deep bullpen to shore up a thin starting rotation as spring training nears. GM A.J. Preller has dismissed converting high-leverage arms to starters and stresses preserving the elite relief corps that powered recent playoffs, though he remains open to overwhelming offers.