<p>If you told us two years ago that <strong>Corey Kluber </strong>was going to be a free agent at this point of the offseason, we wouldn’t have believed you. Fast forward to today, and the former Cy Young award winner is yet to sign with an<strong> <a href="https://us.bolavip.com/mlb-t48464" target="_blank" rel="noopener">MLB </a></strong>club.</p>
<p>Kluber is coming off a big injury and the<strong> Texas Rangers</strong> decided to decline his option, and now that he seems back to full strength, it seems like there will be plenty of competition lining up for his services.</p>
<p><strong>Peter Gammons of The Athletic</strong> recently reported that the <strong><a href="https://us.bolavip.com/boston-red-sox-t114967" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Boston Red Sox</a> </strong>are interested in signing him and that they could be leading the race due to their ties to the area, as Boston.com recently quoted.</p>
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<h2>Boston Red Sox Could Lead The Race For Corey Kluber</h2>
<p><em>“<strong>Corey and Amanda Kluber and their daughters live in Winchester, where Amanda grew up, not far from Pedro Martinez</strong>. Gammons believes the Red Sox are firmly in the mix, but he said Kluber’s agent, B.B. Abbott, told him it will be a while before a decision is made. He also noted that Chris Sale will “push his return date,” and try to get back out there quickly, but that Tommy John surgery is a 15-to-18-month recovery,”</em> read the report.</p>
<h2>Washington Nationals, Arizona Diamondbacks Will Fight The Red Sox For Kluber</h2>
<p>Nonetheless, it seems like<strong> Alex Cora’s</strong> team will have it too easy to land the former <a href="https://us.bolavip.com/cleveland-indians-t114670" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Cleveland Indians</a> stalwart, as <strong>Zach Buchanan andBritt Ghiroli of The Athletic </strong>reported that the <strong>Washington Nationals and Arizona Diamondbacks </strong>are also looking to sign him:</p>
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<p><em>“<strong>Am told the #Nationals </strong>are one of the teams that will scout free agent Corey Kluber when he throws in Florida next week. Washington needs back-end rotation help. Kluber’s workout is expected to be attended by double-digit teams. It will be at Cressey Sports Performance in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., where he trains in the offseason,</em>” said Ghiroli.</p>
<p><em>“<strong>The Diamondbacks</strong> are among the many teams that will be scouting Corey Kluber’s showcase. General manager Mike Hazen has said he’s happy with his rotation, but he’s also not one to leave stones unturned,”</em> added Buchanan.</p>
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<p> — Zach Buchanan (@ZHBuchanan)    <a href="https://twitter.com/ZHBuchanan/status/1346503003893710851?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 5, 2021</a>   </p></blockquote></div>
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<p>If Kluber can go back to his former level – which is a huge if – he’s going to provide <strong>a massive boost</strong> for any team that signs him, so this is a story that’s definitely worthy of following closely over the next couple of days.</p>

MLB Rumors: Red Sox to battle two more teams in their pursuit of Corey Kluber

MLB Rumors: Red Sox to battle two more teams in their pursuit of Corey Kluber - Bolavip US

<p>It didn’t take long before <strong>Juan Soto</strong> put <a href="https://us.bolavip.com/mlb-t48464" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><strong>Major League Baseball</strong></a> on notice. He was a bit of a late bloomer during his rookie year but once he took off, he never looked back. Today, the 21-year-old is already the <strong><a href="https://us.bolavip.com/washington-nationals-t110374" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Washington Nationals’</a> </strong>superstar.</p>
<p>Subbing in as an occasional player, Soto climbed his way to the everyday lineup and finished in 2nd in the Rookie of the Year voting, as well as ending as a <strong>top-10 MVP</strong> candidate before <strong>winning his first <a href="https://us.bolavip.com/mlb/mlb-all-time-world-series-champions-by-year-20200724-0001.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener">World Series.</a></strong></p>
<p>Juan Soto can do it like the best sluggers in the history of baseball. His numbers through his <strong>first 300 career games</strong> are just a minor proof of what he’s capable of doing and the sky seems to be the limit for him right now.</p>
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<h2>Numbers Show Juan Soto Is Already Ahead Of Mike Trout And Bryce Harper</h2>
<p>As a matter of fact, the stats through his first 300 career games a<strong>lready have him ahead of two of the best in the game</strong> like former Nationals<strong> <a href="https://us.bolavip.com/bryce-harper-t139627" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Bryce Harper</a> </strong>and 3-time American League MVP <strong><a href="https://us.bolavip.com/mike-trout-t142524" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Mike Trout</a>.</strong></p>
<p>Thus far, Juan Soto has posted a <strong>.294 batting average with 67 home runs, 211 runs batted in, and an OPS of .966.</strong> Trout topped him in the average category with <strong>.316 but fell short with 56 home runs, 177 RBIs, and .948 OPS</strong>, while Harper had <strong>.269 ba, 45 dingers, 129 RBIs, and .818 OPS.</strong></p>
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<p>Moreover, and even though that doesn’t come from an individual effort, Soto can brag about something neither of those players can — and that’s not likely to change any time soon: having <strong>a World Series ring.</strong></p>
<p>Obviously, it’s still too early on his career and a lot of things could happen but as of today, Juan Soto isn’t the future of baseball, he’s already a reality, and <strong>will be a perennial MVP candidate as longas he’s healthy.</strong></p>
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<p>The Nationals miserably failed to defend their crown this season but Soto is definitely not to blame with a slash line of <strong>.342/.470/.708 with 11 deep flys, 31 RBIs, and 3 stolen bases in 120 at-bats.</strong></p>
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Numbers show Juan Soto is already ahead of Mike Trout and Bryce Harper

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<p><strong>Fernando Tatís Jr and Juan Soto</strong> have taken <a href="https://us.bolavip.com/mlb-t48464" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><strong>Major League Baseball</strong></a> for assault since day one. The first is already making a case for being the best player on earth, while the latter is already a <a href="https://us.bolavip.com/mlb/mlb-all-time-world-series-champions-by-year-20200724-0001.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><strong>World Series </strong></a>champion and one of the most respected sluggers in the league.</p>
<p>Sotois single-handedly carrying the offensive load for the defending champions Washington Nationals, who have struggled to replicate last season’s success <strong>through the first half of this shortened campaign.</strong></p>
<p>Tatís jr, on the other hand, sits atop of most National League MVP rankings right now and the <strong><a href="https://us.bolavip.com/san-diego-padres-t125466" target="_blank" rel="noopener">San Diego Padres</a> </strong>went all-in ahead<strong> </strong>of the trade deadline<a href="https://us.bolavip.com/mlb/mike-clevinger-trade-padres-give-fernando-tatis-jr-all-he-needs-to-win-the-world-series-20200831-0005.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><strong> to get him as much help as he needs</strong> </a>to make it back to the World Series.</p>
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<h2>Fernando Tatís Jr Says Him Or Juan Soto Will Win The NL MVP</h2>
<p>That’s why Juan Soto took it to an <a href="https://www.mlb.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">MLB</a> post on Instagram to acknowledge his compatriot’s efforts by commenting<strong> MVP! MVP! MVP! </strong>Needless to say, the comment didn’t go unnoticed by the Padres’ star.</p>
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<p><em>“My boy!<strong> We’re going tofinish 1st and 2nd on the MVP race</strong> (No matter who’s first). As long as it stays in our country I’m happy. Keeping the faith in God,” </em>Tatís Jr replied on Soto’s comment on the Instagram post.</p>
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<p>The future is bright for the Dominican Republic. They have plenty of world-class superstars that are far from their peak, with Fernando Tatís Jr and Juan Soto clearly leading the race <strong>with Vladimir Guerrero Jr also stealing a lot of headlines.</strong></p>
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<p>Both Tatís Jr and Soto have strong arguments to take the award back to the Dominican Republic this season, slashing <strong>.313/.395./.660 with a league-leading 13 home runs and 33 RBIs (Tatís)</strong>, and<strong>.367/.452 /.800 with 11 homers (Soto)</strong>so it wouldn’t be a surprise to see them finishing 1-2 in the MVP voting this year.</p>
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Fernando Tatís Jr makes bold statement about him and Juan Soto as MVP candidates

Fernando Tatís Jr makes bold statement about him and Juan Soto as MVP candidates - Bolavip US

<p>Baseball is for <a href="https://us.bolavip.com/mlb/mlb-all-time-world-series-champions-by-year-20200724-0001.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener">winners</a>. I mean, yes, sports aren’t always about winning, but that mentality didn’t sit well at all for the teams with the <strong>worstMLB records ever. </strong>It looks like they weren’t even trying.</p>
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<p>Injuries, tough luck, trades, signings, and poor management can surely take a toll on a team’s ability to compete at the highest level. Then again, these teams took that to a whole new level, <strong>even making it to the <a href="https://us.bolavip.com/mlb/25-MLB-records-impossible-to-break-20200405-0001.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener">record books</a>for all the wrong reasons.</strong></p>
<p><a href="https://www.mlb.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">MLB </a>seasons are long enough to win a couple of games,<strong> even statistically speaking.</strong> Well, I guess these teams didn’t know much about stats. We are going to reviewthe top 15 worst MLB records ever.</p>
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<h2>15. Buffalo Bisons (1890)</h2>
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<p><strong>Record:</strong> 36-96 (.273)<br> The<strong> Buffalo Bisons </strong>were an infamous team from start to finish. They were an outlawfranchise who used a minor league’s team name to enter the Players League. They only existed for one year, as their terrible 36-96 season in 1890 was the final season in that league’s history.</p>
<h2>14. Pittsburgh Pirates (1952)</h2>
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<p><strong>Record: </strong>42-112 (.273)<br> There was a time when the <strong>Pittsburgh Pirates</strong> were one of the teams to beat in the league. That surely wasn’t the case in 1952 when they posted their worst record since 1890. Most of their prospects were called to serve in World War II and the Korea War and injuries and lack of depth took a toll on their chances to compete.</p>
<h2>13. Detroit Tigers (2003)</h2>
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<p><strong>Record:</strong> 43-119 (.265)<br> The <strong>Detroit Tigers</strong> have had their fair share of struggles as a franchise, but none compare to the 2003 season. They had the most losses in American League history and were one loss away from having the worst record in modern baseball. Their opponents outscored them by 337 runs. Yikes!</p>
<h2>12. St. Louis Browns (1898)</h2>
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<p><strong>Record: </strong>39-111 (.260)<br> The<strong> St. Louis Browns </strong>(now Cardinals) were going through several issues off the field in 1898. The team owner was forced to sell them due to several debts and the new ownership traded away most of their starters. The result? 111 losses and just 39 victories. Ironically, they were later called ‘The Perfectos’ before becoming the Cardinals.</p>
<h2>11. Philadelphia Athletics (1919)</h2>
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<p><strong>Record: </strong>36-104 (.257)<br> The <strong>Philadelphia (Oakland) Athletics </strong>have had plenty of ups and downs throughout their history. Ironically, most of them have been due to owners thatweren’t willing to pay their stars. Owner-manager Connie Mack got rid of most his starters and the team went on a losing season streak that went on for years.</p>
<h2>10. Washington Senators (1904)</h2>
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<p><strong>Record: </strong>38-113 (.252)<br> The 1904<strong> Washington Senators</strong> were a disaster despite Jake Stahl’s great season. None of their pitchers finished with an ERA of under 3.00 and none of their batters was above .260 for the season. They finished 55.5 games back that season. No wonder they eventually ended up leaving town.</p>
<h2>9. New York Mets (1962)</h2>
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<p><strong>Record: </strong>40-120 (.250)<br> The 1962 <strong>New York Mets </strong>are infamous for having the most losses in modern MLB history. They had an abysmal 40-120 record despite being 12-19 at some point in the season. They went through losing streaks of 9, 17, 11 games, and never won more than three consecutive games all year.</p>
<h2>8. Kansas City Cowboys (1886)</h2>
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<p><strong>Record:</strong> 30-91 (.248)<br> Besides being a part of the ‘worst MLB record ever’ list, the <strong>Kansas City Cowboys</strong> should also be considered one of the greatest failures in all sports. Their only season as a professional team finished with a 30-91 record and they were forced to file for bankruptcy following that terrible campaign.</p>
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<h2>7. Boston Braves (1935)</h2>
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<p><strong>Record: </strong>38-115 (.248)<br> Babe Ruth was deceived by the <strong>Boston Braves </strong>in 1935. They offered him a player-manager position that never became a reality and he had the worst (and final) season of his career. They finished the season with 115 losses and 61.5 games back of first place. That was a terrible way to end <em>‘The Bambino’s’</em> career.</p>
<h2>6. Philadelphia Athletics (1916)</h2>
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<p><strong>Record:</strong> 36-117 (.235)<br> The 1916<strong> Philadelphia Athletics </strong>may be the most infamous team the league has seen in over a century. They don’t have the most losses because of a shortened season but can still ‘brag’ about having the worst winning percentage ever. Then again, let’s remember Connie Mack had gotten rid of most of their players.</p>
<h2>5. Washington Nationals (1886)</h2>
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<p><strong>Record: </strong>28-92 (.233)<br> It’s pretty normal to watch debuting teams struggle early on. Even so, the 1886 <strong>Washington Nationals </strong>took that trend way too far, as they were only able to win 28 out of their 120 games. Needless to say, it wasn’t the best way to start their participation in Major League Baseball. They ceased to exist three years later.</p>
<h2>4. St. Louis Browns (1897)</h2>
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<p><strong>Record:</strong> 29-102 (.221)<br> As we mentioned before,<strong> St. Louis Browns’ </strong>ownerChris von der Ahe was going through some stuff during the late-1890’s. The team clearly wasn’t his priority and it showed when they won just 29 out of 131 games in 1897. Gladly for the team, their sale made them the respectable franchise the Cardinals are today.</p>
<h2>3. Louisville Colonels (1889)</h2>
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<p><strong>Record: </strong>18-120 (.122)<br> The <strong>Louisville Colonels</strong> hold the record for fewer wins in a season (18) and were the first team to lose over 100 games in one year. Playerfines, a manager being fired, poor pitching and even worse batting condemned the Colonels’ season early on. It was the final season in franchise history.</p>
<h2>2. Pittsburgh Alleghenys (1890)</h2>
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<p><strong>Record:</strong> 23-113 (.169)<br> Long before becoming the Pittsburgh Pirates as we know themtoday, the <strong>Pittsburgh Alleghenys </strong>were far from being a successful franchise. They had one of the worst MLB records ever as the team was mostly filled by amateurplayers. They finished 66.5 games behind the first place.</p>
<h2>1. Cleveland Spiders (1899)</h2>
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<p><strong>Record:</strong> 20-134 (.130)<br> The <strong>Cleveland Spiders </strong>are infamous for having the worst MLB record of all time. It was the 13th and final season in franchise history, as the team’s owners also bought the St. Louis Browns (Cardinals). They had 101 road losses (unbreakable under today’s schedules). The rest of the NL teams didn’t want to travel because their poor attendance and revenue couldn’t even help them cover hotel expenses. They’re the worst baseball team ever.</p>
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