MLB In Brief: Noah Syndergaard In Los Angeles | The Twins Will Have Their Work Cut Out For Them

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Noah Syndergaard in Los Angeles

He will receive $ 13 million as base salary for the Dodgers. He signed for a year.

Source: Noah Syndergaard’s one-year deal with #Dodgers is for $13 million with another $1.5 million in performance bonuses.

—Mike DiGiovanna (@MikeDiGiovanna) December 14, 2022

Mets still looking for reliever

Bill Eppler highlights his team’s commitment to the issue this offseason.

Where are the needs of the Padres?

The team will have a few holes to fill this winter.

The Padres are seeking at least one more bat, but until they acquire an arm or three, they will remain most obviously short on starting pitching.@dennistlin takes an early look at San Diego’s roster, which highlights the team’s biggest hole to fill.https://t.co/4eFkBgSVV5

— The Athletic MLB (@TheAthleticMLB) December 14, 2022

Quite a home run hit by the Yankees

Here’s how the deal bringing Aaron Judge back to New York has concluded.

This @Buster_ESPN tick-tock of how the Aaron Judge deal came together is fantastic. Illustrates how compelling what the Giants and Padres had to offer actually were—and how New York stepped up at the 11th hour to make him a forever Yankee. At ESPN+: https://t.co/oLwHfLiqOJ

—Jeff Passan (@JeffPassan) December 14, 2022

The Cardinals will take a step back

They don’t seem to be in the race to get Carlos Rodon.

The Twins will have their work cut out for them

They just lost one of their best players.

The Twins’ biggest fears came true when Carlos Correa agreed to terms with the Giants.

Minnesota must regroup, and fast, writes @AaronGleeman.

There are three paths left for the front office to take, and now, we’ll see if they can salvage the offseason.https://t.co/z95wWjRrTo

— The Athletic MLB (@TheAthleticMLB) December 14, 2022

Jeremy Pena will notably support him in his new challenge.

JP Feyereisen traded to the Dodgers

Still, the reliever will miss most of the 2023 season.

Right-handed reliever JP Feyereisen is headed to the Los Angeles Dodgers in a trade, sources tell ESPN. Heading back to the Tampa Bay Rays is a minor league pitcher.

Rays DFA’d Feyereisen to make room for Zach Eflin. An injury is expected to keep Feyereisen out most of 2023.

—Jeff Passan (@JeffPassan) December 14, 2022

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