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    Matt Shoemaker - S - Blue Jays

    According to Ben Nicholson-Smith of Sportsnet, the Blue Jays are at a stall in contract negotiations with Matt Shoemaker.

    Per the report, the Blue Jays want to lower Shoemaker's salary to around $3 million after he pulled in $3.5 million in 2019 and made only five starts before suffering a torn left ACL. Shoemaker, on the other hand, either wants a new one-year, $3.5 million deal or something longer with maybe a slightly smaller AAV. If the two sides can't find a compromise, the 33-year-old right-hander could be non-tendered.
    Nov 12 - 10:57 PM
    Erik Gonzalez - SS - Pirates

    Erik Gonzalez will be sidelined 8-10 weeks after getting hit with a foul ball in the Dominican Winter League.

    The exact nature of his injury is unclear, but Gonzalez is scheduled to undergo surgery on Wednesday and won't be able to resume baseball activities until sometime in mid-to-late January. The 28-year-old infielder was batting .250/.326/.425 with one home run and five RBI through 11 games this winter for Leones del Escogido.
    Nov 12 - 10:32 PM
    Gabe Kapler - OF - Giants

    Giants hired Gabe Kapler as manager.

    Astros bench coach Joe Espada and Rays bench coach Matt Quatraro were believed to be the other two finalists for the job. Kapler is coming off a tumultuous two-year run in Philadelphia during which he posted a managerial record of 161-163, but he should be shown a little more patience in San Francisco, where he'll become just the fourth manager since 1993. That said, future Hall of Fame skipper Bruce Bochy left behind some very big shoes to fill. Kapler will be introduced Wednesday at Oracle Park.
    Nov 12 - 10:18 PM
    Howie Kendrick - 1B - Nationals

    Bobby Nightengale of the Cincinnati Enquirer hears that the Rays are "the frontrunners" for free agent utilityman Howie Kendrick.

    Nightengale covers the Reds, and while they had showed early interest in Kendrick, a league source said Tuesday that it's unlikely Cincinnati will ultimately land him. The 36-year-old posted an impressive .344/.395/.572 slash line with 17 home runs and 62 RBI over 121 games with the Nationals during the 2019 regular season and was then a key cog in their run to the World Series title. Even at his age, Kendrick could score a multi-year deal this winter -- perhaps with Tampa Bay, and perhaps soon.
    Nov 12 - 9:43 PM
    Shogo Akiyama - OF - Player

    Diamondbacks GM Mike Hazen acknowledged Tuesday that team has interest in Japanese center fielder Shogo Akiyama.

    "We think he’s a good player," Hazen told reporters at the GM Meetings in Arizona. "We’re in the outfield market, the center field market, specifically." Akiyama will turn 32 years old next April, but in the view of scouts he remains a good defender, and he posted a strong .303/.392/.471 batting line with 20 home runs and 12 stolen bases over 143 games this past season in Nippon Professional Baseball. He is an unrestricted free agent and can sign with any MLB team this winter without a posting fee.
    Nov 12 - 9:36 PM
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