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**orlegend0208** · 04-01-2023, 03:50 PM

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Franchise History

**orlegend0208** · 04-01-2023, 03:52 PM

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Major Transactions

**orlegend0208** · 04-01-2023, 03:55 PM

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Draft Selections/International Free Agent Signings

**orlegend0208** · 04-01-2023, 03:55 PM

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Nashville Player Accolades

**orlegend0208** · 04-01-2023, 04:30 PM

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BREAKING: MLB Awards Nashville With Expansion Team

Monday, March 14, 2022

Today, MLB Commissioner, Rob Manfred, announced that Music City Baseball's expansion bid was accepted today as Nashville will be awarded the league's 32nd Franchise, making Nashville a three-team major professional sports city. A week ago, Manfred announced Portland would receive the other MLB expansion team.

The MLB has been open to expanding for years now and for the longest time, Nashville's expansion bid was considered an underdog. Some figured it would be a westward expansion with Portland and Las Vegas winning bids. There was also speculation behind a return of the Montreal Expos. Charlotte's bid was also very competitive. But, thanks to Nashville becoming one of the fastest growing cities in America, along with an impressive bid by Music City Baseball's ownership group, the MLB just couldn't pass on giving Nashville a Franchise.

Other cities in contention for an expansion Franchise were Charlotte, Las Vegas, Montreal, San Antonio, and Vancouver.

Nashville and Portland will begin play in the 2025 season, which gives both Franchises three years to lay the foundation for the farm systems and allows time for their new stadiums to be built.

In terms of divisional alignment, Nashville will join the NL Central Division while Portland will join the AL West Division. With Portland joining the AL West, the Houston Astros will shift into the AL Central Division as this will give both Central divisions in 6 teams.

While both Nashville and Portland will begin play in the MLB in 2025, the rest of 2022 will be both organizations filling out their front office as well as beginning construction on Minor League stadiums. In 2023, their their Rookie League teams and Low-A team will begin play so both clubs can begin developing players. In 2024, both teams' A+ and Double-A affiliates will make their debut. With the Triple-A and MLB teams making their debut in 2025.

Nashville's MLB stadium will be constructed just south of Nissan Stadium, the home of the Tennessee Titans. The ballpark will sit next to the Cumberland River and will have a great view of downtown Nashville.

Nashville's Ballpark will cost $1.05 billion and construction has already been approved to start immediately. The funds have been given through majority owner, Andy Shumpert, minority owners, investors, and through revenue bonds which have been approved by the Nashville Metro Council. The park will have a capacity of 45,500 which will be the 10th largest stadium in the MLB upon completion.

The expansion Nashville franchise will adopt the Stars nickname in homage to the former Negro League team that played in the city from the 1930's to 1951.

In 2025, the Nashville Sounds Triple-A team, which is the Milwaukee Brewers' Triple-A affiliate, will move to Madison, WI. The relocated Madison affiliate will be named the Madison Bucks in honor of the cities' NBA team that is coming off a 2021 NBA Championship.

Now begins the tough part for the Stars. Assembling a quality front office that can help build up the Franchise quickly.

**orlegend0208** · 04-01-2023, 04:57 PM

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Nashville Expansion Franchise Acquires The Tennessee Smokies

Sunday, April 17, 2022

Nashville expansion club majority owner, Andy Shumpert, held a press conference today announcing the expansion club's purchase of the Tennessee Smokies.

The Smokies Franchise has been an affiliate of four different teams since 2000. They have been the affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays (1980-2002), St. Louis Cardinals (2003-2004), Arizona Diamondbacks (2005-2006), and Chicago Cubs 2007-2024).

The Smokies' have played in Kodak, TN (a town about 20 minutes east of downtown Knoxville) since 1999. However, Smokies' organization owner, Randy Boyd, has announced that the team plans on building a new stadium in downtown Knoxville, TN. The construction on the new stadium should be completed by opening day, 2025.

In a bit of a surprising move, Nashville's ownership group intends on having the Tennessee Smokies organization be their Triple-A affiliate starting in 2025. Knoxville is just a little over 2.5 hours from Nashville, which would help make late, emergency callups easier. This move should also help garner interest for both the big league ball club and the Triple-A affiliate in Knoxville since both cities are in the same state and so close in distance.

From statements made today, this will be Nashville's only MiLB club purchase. The rest will be founded and details will be announced regarding the rest of the MiLB organization within the next few weeks.

**orlegend0208** · 04-01-2023, 05:26 PM

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Nashville Stars' Announce Finalized Minor League Organization Details

Sunday, April 24, 2022

In what will be the final press release on the matter, the Nashville Stars' majority owner, Andy Shumpert, released the details on the cities and team names for his clubs' minor league affiliates.

It was officially announced that the Tennessee Smokies will join the International League starting in 2025 when they become Nashville's Triple-A affiliate.

Below are the team names and logos for Nashville's minor league affiliates:

AA Team: Kentucky Colonels | Lexington, KY

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Credit: TXRanger on the OOTP forums

The Nashville Double-A affiliate pays homage to Louisville's American Basketball Association (ABA) team that played in the city from 1967-1976. A deal with the city of Lexington was made due to just 214 miles separating Nashville from Lexington. The team will take the place of the Tennessee Smokies in the Double-A Southern League and will begin play in 2024.

A+ Team: Clarksville Frontiersmen | Clarksville, TN

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Clarksville was chosen as the A+ affiliate for the Stars due to the fact that it's a city that nearly has the same population as Knoxville, while also being just 50 miles Northwest of Nashville. Clarksville, the home of Austin Peay State University, has never had a professional sports team call the city home. So this will definitely be a big hit with fans of the Nashville organization as a quick hour long drive will get you a ticket to the A+ affiliate's stadium to watch future Nashville big leaguers play. The Clarksville organization will join the A+ Midwest League and begin play in 2024.

A: Hollywood Shock | Hollywood, FL

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The Hollywood Shock rounds out the city specific minor league affiliate teams for the Nashville Stars' franchise. The A affiliate Hollywood organization will participate in the Florida State League along with Portland's A affiliate, the Hialeah Wildcats. The Hollywood team will make their debut in 2023.

Also announced: Nashville will have a Florida Complex League team as well as two Dominican Rookie League teams. The only variation in the team names is that the Nashville Florida Complex League will be known as the Nashville (FCL) Stars. The Dominican Rookie League teams will be known as the Nashville (DRL) Stars and the Nashville (DRL) Stripes. All three Rookie league teams will use the Nashville Stars main logo and colors. And all three of these Rookie League teams will debut in 2023.

**orlegend0208** · 04-01-2023, 09:14 PM

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Nashville Stars Logo Revealed

Sunday, May 15, 2022

After revealing their minor league affiliate logos nearly one month ago, the Nashville Stars franchise finally release the big league club's logo:

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The primary logo features the teams main colors, which also happen to be the colors of the Tennessee state flag. The three stars in the middle of the logo are placed just like they are in the state flag. Alternate logos feature a guitar pick with an "N" in the center of it which pays homage to the cities' rich country music history.

Nashville's new home uniform features a white jersey with navy blue "NASH" across the chest. Additionally, the sleeves feature a stylized "NASH" pick in front of six guitar strings.

Three other uniform combinations were introduced in addition to the traditional home white. The navy blue alternate jersey establishes the team's newest color which proudly pulls from the state flag as well as the original uniform colors from 1978. The alternate red jersey top is the only one of the four to feature "Stars" across the chest. The road gray uniforms feature the player number and "N" icon paired together in red across the chest.

**orlegend0208** · 04-02-2023, 02:09 PM

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Nashville Introduces Carmichael As First GM

Tuesday, May 17, 2022

After a thorough search by Nashville ownership, they decided to tab former top flight scout/assistant GM, Danny Carmichael, as the organization's first General Manager.

Carmichael spent the past two seasons as a scout with the Los Angeles Dodgers after serving as a scout for the San Diego Padres for the previous three seasons.

Carmichael was one of three shortlisted candidates to interview multiple times for the position with the Stars.

"We are excited to add Danny to our organization as our new general manager," Stars majority owner Andy Shumpert said in a statement. "Our vision for building this organization closely aligned. We wanted to put an emphasis on our scouting and development. So Danny's background will certainly help us in those areas."

During his introductory press conference that was held on Tuesday morning, Carmichael thanked the Stars' ownership group for the opportunity and then gave a brief statement about his vision for the organization. He stated the following:

We need to be one of the best in the league at developing our players. We will put a huge emphasis on the First Year Player Draft and International Free Agency. We will also put a huge emphasis on putting coaches in place that will maximize our players' potential. We need coaches who will develop them as players and as men. So that will be our focus moving forward as we build our staff and build up our farm system in preparation for 2025.

Other notable comments from Carmichael was the emphasis they plan to place on the analytics program and also on the importance of re-signing players. It's clear that homegrown players are going to be the focus of Nashville's vision for future success.

It was a solid opening press conference from Carmichael as he eventually stressed patience due to the difficulty building an expansion organization. But, expressed optimism that the organization will give Nashville fans a competitive team that they will cheer for.

From here, the organization will look to fill up their lower 4 teams with the best available minor league players.

**orlegend0208** · 04-02-2023, 09:03 PM

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2023 MLB First-Year Player Draft Recap

This is where the true farm system building begins. Our first crack at the MLB First-Year Player Draft.

The one change the MLB made is instead of drafting at the end of the first round like the Rays and Diamondbacks did in the 90's. We are drafting 5th with Portland drafting 6th. Next year it will flip and Portland will draft before us. This change was made to help give both organizations better opportunities to get impact players early.

The Pirates were on the clock to begin the draft and made a surprising selection when they chose Tennessee SP Chase Dollander over LSU SP Paul Skenes and LSU OF Dylan Crews. We thought there was a chance that Dollander fell to us with the 5th pick, so seeing him go #1 overall was definitely surprising. Throughout his 2023 season, Dollander went 9-1 with a 2.00 ERA. He pitched 94.2 innings and had a K:BB ratio of 126:20.

The Nationals went with LSU OF Dylan Crews with the 2nd pick. Their future outfield has the chance to be James Wood, Robert Hassell, and now Dylan Crews. Which is one scary trio for the rest of the league. During his 44 games in the 2023 season, Crews hit .316 with 15 HR's, 51 RBI's and stole 35 bases.

With the third pick, Detroit went with Ole Miss SS Jacob Gonzalez. Gonzalez improved quite a bit from his Sophomore to Junior season. During 2023 he solidified himself as a top 10 pick by hitting .302 with 12 HR's, 33 RBI's, while stealing 35 bases.

I personally cannot believe he fell to #4, but the Rangers snagged Paul Skenes from LSU. The potential rotation that they have with Jack Leiter, Kumar Rocker, and Paul Skenes, is just absurd. During his absolutely dominant 2023 season, Skenes went 10-4 with a 2.61 ERA in 20 starts. He pitched 134.2 innings and had a K:BB ratio of 148:37.

Now, we were on the clock with the 5th pick and decided to take a bit of a risk with our pick. We went with Franklin, IN prep OF, Max Clark. He had a phenomenal senior season where some scouts were discussing him with Dylan Crews as one of the top bats in the 2023 class. However, sign-ability issues dropped him down to us at #5. Our thought process was, we don't have a payroll at the moment. If spending over slot gets us arguably the best player in the draft to be a cornerstone for our organization moving forward, we need to do it. During his 2023 Senior season, Clark batted .506 with 3 HR's, 30 RBI's, while stealing 17 bases. He has a great hit tool, is fast, and is a good defender. He isn't known as a power hitter, but the hit tool paired with his exceptional speed have us convinced we found our future leadoff hitter. We eventually signed him by offering a $10,000,000 signing bonus.

Now, we'll focus on the picks that we made:

Round 2, Pick 5: LHP, Josh Hartle, Wake Forest: Hartle is a 6'4", 205 lbs. pitcher from Wake Forest. He wasn't a big strikeout guy during his 2023 season, but showed good stuff and solid command. In 14 starts during his 2023 season, Hartle went 6-4 with a 3.11 ERA in 92.2 IP. He had a total K:BB ratio of 90:25. There's a lot of upside with this pick.

Round 3, Pick 5: 3B, Brayden Taylor, TCU: Taylor was a projected first round pick. For some reason, he began falling down other teams boards. Pair that with a high signing bonus demand, and he fell right in our laps in the early 3rd round. In 62 games last year, Taylor hit .312, with 12 HR's and 64 RBI's. He has the flexibility to play either 3B or 2B at a high level. So the added positional flexibility was a plus for us as well.

Round 4, Pick 5: RF, TayShaun Walton, Emporia, VA: Walton is a 6'3", 215 lbs. corner outfielder prospect whose offensive profile we fell in love with. Walton has the potential for big time power paired with a plus hit tool. He also has a phenomenal eye for the ball for a player his age. We legitimately think that Walton could be a starting corner outfielder/DH for us in a few years. In 24 games during his Senior season, he hit .447 with 9 HR's, and 33 RBI's.

Round 5, Pick 5: LF, Evan Haeger, Novi, MI: Haeger is another speedy, left handed hitting outfielder we really liked. He has a great hit tool but doesn't hit for power. He's a solid defender that can play all 3 outfield positions as well as 1B. During his 2023 Senior season Haeger hit .432 with 2 HR's, 29 RBI's, and stole 22 bases in 22 games.

Round 6, Pick 5: 3B, George Wolkow, Downers Grove, IL: This is a pick I'm personally very excited about. There is BIG time potential with this pick. Wolkow is 6'7", 220 lbs. 17 year old prospect. His power is legit and his eye for the ball is great. His contact skills leave little to be desired and he strikes out a bit more than you'd want. But, if he is developed properly, this kid has superstar potential based on his power alone. During his Senior season, he hit .427 with 9 HR's, and 37 RBI's in 26 games.

Round 7, Pick 5: RHP, Chance Mako, Salisbury, NC: Prep arms are a lottery tickets in the drat. But in the 7th round, we felt like we would invest in one. Mako has great potential. He stands 6'5" and throws a great three pitch mix of a Fastball, Curveball, and Changeup. The one thing that Mako has to improve on his is command. Other than that, he has the makings of a MLB starter.

Round 8, Pick 5: LHP, Dylan Lonergan, Snellville, GA: Lonergan is a 6'2" left handed pitching prospect who has an absurd three pitch mix. He throws a devastating slider, a plus sinker, and a plus changeup. The reason he fell to the 8th round is his (currently) dreadful command. At worst, we think he could be a lights out, left-handed reliever for us.

Round 9, Pick 5: C, Hayden Gilliland, Tennessee Tech: Catcher wasn't necessarily a need for us as we were able to sign quite a few catchers when initially filling our minor league teams. But we love Gilliland's game. He has a plus hit tool and is solid in all other offensive categories. He's a great backstop with a solid arm. He has the tools to develop into a MLB caliber catcher.

Round 10, Pick 5: 1B, Alan Choo, Bradenton, FL: Choo attended one of the top prep academies in the United States, IMG Academy. Choo is 6'1", 230 lbs. and is another left-handed bat. There isn't one specific offensive category that sticks out in his game. He is just good at everything offensively and even has some deceptive speed for a 230 lbs. prep prospect.

One note that I did want to mention; our 12th Round Pick, RHP James Raidt, elected to not sign with us.

Below will be all of our draft picks along with the 1st round selections from this year's first-year player draft:

Nashville's 2023 Draft Selections

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2023 First-Year Player Draft First Round Selections
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**artoodeetoo** · 04-05-2023, 08:15 AM

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It's a shame most of the international leagues have been taken out of this year's version, but the big selling point (to me, at least) of OOTP is the customization. I have some ideas for league expansion in the dynasty I'm thinking of as well.

If I get the itch to do any international league stuff, I kept 23 on my PC in case.

**orlegend0208** · 04-10-2023, 09:17 PM

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Originally posted by artoodeetoo

It's a shame most of the international leagues have been taken out of this year's version, but the big selling point (to me, at least) of OOTP is the customization. I have some ideas for league expansion in the dynasty I'm thinking of as well.

If I get the itch to do any international league stuff, I kept 23 on my PC in case.

I couldn't believe how many international leagues were scrapped from OOTP 24. But, glad the customization wasn't negatively affected as that is one of the biggest factors that keeps me buying the game each year.

Also, just wanted to throw this out there, but I will definitely be following along with your Kansas City Franchise. I appreciate the comment though!

**orlegend0208** · 04-10-2023, 09:22 PM

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2023 MLB Season Recap

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Major Transactions

March 10: Milwaukee traded RHP prospect Jacob Misiorowski, SS prospect Jadher Areinamo, and CF prospect Luis Lara to Boston for SS Enrique Hernandez (retaining 20%)

March 11: Boston traded CF Greg Allen to Milwaukee for 1B Luke Voit

March 14: Toronto traded 3B prospect Miguel Heraldo to Cincinnati for SP Luis Cessa

March 17: The White Sox traded RF prospect Wilfred Veras to Kansas City for RP Scott Barlow

March 22: The Angeles traded 2B prospect Kyren Paris to Cincinnati for RP Buck Farmer and 3B prospect Miguel Hiraldo

March 26: Toronto traded 2B prospect Omar Romero and RHP prospect Lazaro Estrada to Oakland for OF Ramon Laureano

March 29: Philadelphia traded RHP prospect Micah Ottenbreit and 1B prospect 1B Cole Moore to Colorado for RP Daniel Bard (retaining 100%)

March 30: The Los Angeles Dodgers signed RP Ken Giles to a 1 year, $1,300,000 contract

April Transactions

April 3: Seattle re-signed RF Teoscar Hernandez to a 2 year contract extension worth $29,400,000

April 6: Houston re-signed RP Ryne Stanek to a 2 year contract extension worth $8,400,000

April 7: Texas traded C Mitch Garver to Detroit for RP Alex Lange and 1B Spencer Torkelson????

April 7: The Mets traded C Tomas Nido and 1B prospect Brett Baty to Houston for SP Framber Valdez and $3,490,000 in cash

April 20: San Diego re-signed RP Cody Stashak to a 1 year contract extension worth $8,400,000

April 22: San Diego re-signed RP Josh Hader to a 3 year contract extension worth $50,400,000

April 27: The Los Angeles Dodgers re-signed SP Julio Urias to a 4 year contract extension worth $84,000,000

May Transactions

May 5: The Los Angeles Dodgers re-signed SP Dustin May to a 7 year contract extension worth $96,180,000

May 7: The New York Yankees re-signed CF Harrison Bader to a 3 year contract extension worth $24,200,000

May 12: San Diego re-signed SP Blake Snell to a 4 year contract extension worth $80,000,000

May 15: The New York Yankees re-signed SP Luis Severino to a 4 year contract extension worth $63,200,000

May 19: Cleveland traded LF Amed Rosario to St. Louis for 1B prospect Juan Yepez and RHP prospect Darlin Saladin

May 21: Baltimore traded 2B prospect Leandro Arias to Colorado for SP Dinelson Lamet and RF prospect Jordan Beck

May 21: Texas traded RHP prospect Josh Stephan to Oakland for LF Seth Brown and RHP prospect Blake Beers

May 24: Baltimore re-signed LF Austin Hays to a 4 year contract extension worth $41,900,000

June Transactions

June 1: The Los Angeles Dodgers signed 2B Tony Kemp to a 3 year contract extension worth $28,500,000

June 18: Milwaukee traded RHP prospect Juan Geraldo and RHP prospect Dencer Geraldo to Kansas City for RP Aroldis Chapman (retaining 80%)

June 21: Milwaukee re-signed CF Greg Allen to a 4 year contract extension worth $25,280,000

June 23: Minnesota traded RHP prospect David Festa and SS prospect Harold Grant to the Chicago Cubs for LF Ian Happ

June 26: Texas re-signed 1B Nathaniel Lowe to a 5 year contract extension worth $111,600,000

June 29: Kansas City traded RP Dylan Coleman and 2B prospect Jhonny Perdomo to the Los Angeles Dodgers for 1B prospect Dalton Rushing and LHP prospect Jack Dreyer

June 29: Detroit traded RP Michael Lorenzen to Boston for 2B prospect Matthew Lugo and RF prospect Robert Hendrick

June 29: Atlanta re-signed RP Joe Jimenez to a 2 year contract extension worth $14,300,000

June 30: St. Louis traded 2B prospect Noah Mendlinger and RHP prospect Gerado Salas to the Chicago Cubs for RP Michael Fulmer

July Transactions

July 2: Arizona traded 2B Josh Rojas to Miami for SP Trevor Rogers

July 2: Miami traded RP Dylan Floro (retaining 55%) to Toronto RHP prospect Matt Svanson and C prospect Sammy Hernandez

July 2: Detroit traded SP Matthew Boyd to Boston for CF prospect Miguel Bleis

July 3: St. Louis traded CF Albert Almora Jr to Texas RP Jose Leclerc and RHP prospect Owen White

July 3: The New York Mets traded RHP prospect Jawilme Ramirez to Colorado for 3B Mike Moustakas

July 3: Minnesota traded LF prospect Jose Rodriguez and SS prospect Noah Miller to San Diego SP Drew Pomeranz (retaining 15%) and C prospect Lamar King Jr

July 3: San Francisco re-signed SP Alex Wood to a 2 year contract extension worth $26,400,000

July 6: Baltimore re-signed 1B Ryan Mountcastle to a 4 year contract extension worth $36,720,000

July 7: Detroit traded LF prospect Lazaro Benitez and RHP prospect Tanner Kohlhepp to Washington for LF Stone Garrett and CF prospect Cristhian Vaquero

July 9: Boston traded 3B Justin Turner (retaining 70%), LF prospect Roman Anthony, and LHP prospect Noah Dean to Arizona for SP Ryne Nelson

July 9: Oakland traded SP SHintaro Fujinami to the Yankees for RHP prospect Omar Gonzalez and C prospect Antonio Gomez

July 10: Washington traded RP Sean Doolittle to Tampa Bay for RHP prospect Logan Workman and RHP prospect Jorman Primera

July 10: Philadelphia traded C prospect Jorrge Mendez to the Chicago Cubs for RP Brad Boxberger (retaining 100%) and RF prospect Yohendrick Pinango

July 11: Boston traded RHP prospect Bryan Mata, RF prospect Armando Sierra, and SS prospect Jadher Areinamo to the Los Angeles Angels for RP Matt Moore (retaining 55%) and RF prospect Jeremy Arocho

July 12: The Los Angeles Dodgers traded CF Trayce Thompson to Philadelphia for RP Seranthony Dominguez and RHP prospect Hans Crouse

July 12: Tampa Bay traded SS prospect Junior Caminero to Pittsburgh for 1B Ji-man Choi and LF prospect Jauri Custodio

July 13: Atlanta traded RHP prospect Ian Mejia to Kansas City for RP Corey Knebl

July 13: The New York Mets traded RHP prospect Wilkin Ramos to Colorado for RP Brad Hand (retaining 100%) and 1B Michael Toglia

July 13: Cleveland traded LHP prospect Joey Cantaillo and LHP prospect Jackson Humphries to San Diego for 1B Matt Carpenter

July 13: Texas traded RP Will SMith and RHP prospect Kumar Rocker to Houston for LF Michael Brantley

July 14: Toronto traded LHP prospect Adam Macko, RHP prospect Adam Kloffenstien, RF prospect Skeiling Rodriguez, and 2B Otto Lopez to San Francisco for SP Alex Wood (retaining 95%)

July 15: Tampa Bay traded 2B prospect Alika Williams and 3B Prospect Tanner Murray to San Francisco for SP Sean Manaea

July 15: Minnesota re-signed LF Ian Happ to a 3 year contract extension worth $58,000,000

July 16: San Francisco trades LF Joc Pederson (retaining 65%) to the Los Angeles Dodgers for CF prospect Josue De Paula and RHP prospect Gabe Emmett

July 16: Oakland signed RF Jason Heyward to a 1 year, $1,440,000 contract

July 17: Baltimore traded 2B Terrin Vavra and $1,380,000 in cash to Milwaukee for LHP prospect Russell Smith and RHP prospect Logan Henderson

July 17: Minnesota traded RHP prospect Cory Lewis and SS prospect Fredy Michel to Colorado for RP Pierce Johnson (retaining 85%)

July 17: Texas traded RHP prospect Luis Ramirez, 2B Ezequiel Duran, CF prospect JoJo Blackmon, and LHP prospect Dylan MacLean to Washington for RP Hunter Harvey

July 17: The Los Angeles Dodgers traded RHP prospect Darlin Pinales to San Francisco for SP Alex Cobb (retaining 90%) and CF prospect Luis Matos

July 20: Cincinnati traded RP Ricky Karcher RHP prospect Nestor Lorant, and RHP prospect Juan Then to Seattle for C Prospect Harry Ford and RHP prospect Darren Bowen

July 21: Toronto traded RHP prospect CJ Van Eyk, SS prospect Josh Kasevich, RF prospect Alan Roden, and RHP prospect Michael Dominguez to Oakland for RP Paul Blackburn

July 21: Milwaukee traded 2B Brice Turang to Baltimore for 2B Adam Frazier (retaining 50%)

July 22: Minnesota traded SS prospect Yilber Herrera and RHP Prospect Adam Schwartz to the Los Angeles Angels for 2B Brandon Drury (retaining 95%)

July 22: The Chicago White Sox traded RP Joe Kelly (retaining 20%) to Philadelphia for LHP prospect Gabriel Yanez

July 22: Baltimore traded RF Anthony Santander (retaining 80%) to St. Louis for RP Andre Pallante, RHP prospect Joseph King, RHP prospect Trent Baker, RHP prospect Alec WIllis, and RHP prospect Jose Davila

July 23: Tampa Bay traded RHP prospect Victor Castandeda to San Francisco for SP Jakob Junis

July 25: Oakland traded RP Domingo Acevedo to the New York Yankees for RHP prospect Juan Carela

July 25: Seattle traded RHP prospect Pedro Da Costa Lemos and 3B Prospect Milkar Perez to the Chicago White Sox for SP Lucas Giolito

July 25: Texas traded 1B Spencer Torkelson and RHP prospect Brock Porter to San Diego for RP Josh Hader (retaining 65%)

July 26: Miami traded RP A.J. Puk and $730,000 to St. Louis for 2B prospect Jonathan Mejia and RHP prospect Wilfredo Pereira

July 26: Oakland traded LHP prospect Jack Owen and RHP prospect Jack Gonzalez to Atlanta for LHP prospect Jared Shuster and RHP prospect Jhancarlos Lara

July 26: The Los Angeles Dodgers traded C Austin Barnes and RHP prospect Nick Nastrini to the Los Angeles Angels for SP Patrick Sandoval and LHP prospect Leonard Garcia

July 26: The New York Mets traded 1B Prospect JT Schwartz, RHP prospect Jiorgeny Casimiri, and RHP prospect DOminic Hamel to Pittsburgh for SP JT Brubaker (retaining 100%)

July 26: Houston traded RHP prospect Jose Fleury and RHP prospect Carlos Espinosa to the Chicago White Sox for RP Reynaldo Lopez

July 27: Baltimore traded SP John Means (retaining 100%) to Arizona for RHP prospect Luke Albright

July 27: Chicago White Sox traded SP Mike Clevinger, 2B prospect Jordan Sprinkle, and 3B prospect Mario Camilletti to Houston for 1B prospect Joey Loperfido

July 28: Oakland traded RP Zach Jackson to Houston for RHP prospect Miguel Ullola

July 28: San Diego traded RP Jose Castillo to Atlanta for RHP prospect Bryce Elder and RHP prospect Didier Fuentes

July 28: Minnesota traded SP Sonny Gray, 2B prospect Bryan Acuna, and 3B prospect Yonardy Soto to Boston for 2B Trevor Story (retaining 35%)

July 28: The Los Angeles Dodgers traded RF prospect Andy Pages and LF prospect Chris Alleyne to CIncinnati for RP Lucas Sims (retaining 70%)

July 28: The Los Angeles Dodgers re-signed LF Joc Pederson to a 5 year contract extension worth $107,400,000

July 29: Cincinnati traded RHP Prospect Juan Martinez and CF prospect Michael Siani to the Los Angeles Dodgers for 1B Justin Yurchak and CF prospect Luis Matos

July 29: Philadelphia traded 2B Josh Harrison, RHP prospect Troy Melton, and 2B prospect Nicolas Torres to Oakland RHP prospect Garrett Acton and RHP prospect Mason Miller

July 29: Atlanta traded 2B Orlando Arcia to the Chicago White Sox for LF Andrew Benintendi and RHP prospect Adrian Chaidez

July 30: San Diego traded RP Tom Cosgrove to St. Louis LHP prospect Cooper Hjerpe

July 30: Baltimore traded SP Kyle Gibson (retaining 95%) and RF prospect Reed Trimble to Arizona for 1B prospect Modeifi Marte and C prospect Adrian Del Castillo

July 30: San Diego traded RP Cody Stashak (retaining 100%) to the New York Mets for RHP prospect Layonel Ovalles

July 30: Atlanta traded RHP prospect Roddery Munoz and 1B Prospect Moises Gallardo to the Chicago Cubs for SP Marcus Stroman (retaining 60%)

July 30: The Los Angeles Dodgers traded RHP prospect Nick Frasso and 2B prospect Jorbit Vivas to Miami for LF Luis Arraez (retaining 80%)

July 30: Texas traded LHP prospect Mitch Bratt, CF prospect Evan Carter, LF prospect Aaron Zavala, and RHP prospect Marc Church to San Diego for SP Blake Snell (retaining 85%)

July 31: Kansas City traded RP Ryan Yarbrough to ARizona for 3B Geraldo Perdomo and SS prospect Ryan Bliss

July 31: Washington traded 3B Jeimer Candelario (retaining 85%) to Philadelphia for CF prospect Johan Rojas

August Transactions

August 2: Houston re-signed RP Reynaldo Lopez to a 3 year contract extension worth $27,400,000

August 12: Minnesota re-signed RP Emilio Pagan to a 3 year contract extension worth $12,600,000

August 12: San Francisco re-signed SP Logan Webb to a 2 year contract extension worth $26,500,000

August 16: Boston re-signed LF Rob Refsnyder to a 4 year contract extension worth $27,660,000

August 18: San Francisco signed RP Yimi Garcia to a 2 year contract worth $3,720,000

August 22: Seattle signed RP Jose Alvarado to a 2 year contract worth $4,240,000

August 22: Boston re-signed SP Matthew Boyd to a 2 year contract extension worth $21,000,000

August 22: Cleveland signed RP Giovanny Gallegos to a 2 year contract worth $2,800,00

September Transactions

September 27: San Diego re-Signed 1B Jake Cronenworth to a 5 year contract extension worth $94,400,000

October Transactions

October 2: Philadelphia re-signed RP Ken Giles to a 2 year contract extension worth $6,640,000

October 4: The New York Yankees signed RP Jimmy Nelson to a 2 year contract worth $11,800,000

October 8: St. Louis re-signed RP Robert Stephenson to a 2 year contract extension worth $9,480,000

October 11: Minnesota re-signed C Ryan Jeffers to a 4 year contract extension worth $17,820,000

October 13: Minnesota re-signed LF Joey Gallo to a 3 year contract extension worth $47,400,000

October 18: Milwaukee re-signed SP Corbin Burnes to a 6 year contract extension worth $131,000,000

October 19: Philadelphia re-signed 3B Jeimer Candelario to a 2 year contract extension worth $23,200,000

October 22: Cincinnati re-signed CF Jake Fraley to a 4 year contract extension worth $40,060,000

October 31: The Chicago White Sox re-signed SP Dylan Bundy to a 2 year contract extension worth $3,360,000

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2023 Playoff Results

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2023 Award Winners

2023 MLB Award Winners
Award	Player	Pos	Team
AL Most Valuable Player	Aaron Judge	RF	New York Yankees
NL Most Valuable Player	Michael Harris II	CF	Atlanta Braves
AL Cy Young Award	Jacob DeGrom	SP	Texas Rangers
NL Cy Young Award	Zac Gallen	SP	Arizona Diamondbacks
AL Rookie of the Year	Triston Casas	1B	Boston Red Sox
NL Rookie of the Year	James Outman	CF	Los Angeles Dodgers
AL Rolaids Relief Award	Jason Adam	RP	Tampa Bay Rays
NL Rolaids Relief Award	Robert Suarez	RP	San Diego Padres

2023 MLB Silver Slugger Award Winners
American League	Pos	National League
Mitch Garver, DET	C	Will Smith, LAD
Andrew Vaughn, CHW	1B	Pete Alonso, NYM
Andres Gimenez, CLE	2B	Ketel Marte, ARI
Rafael Devers, BOS	3B	Manny Machado, SD
Corey Seager, TEX	SS	Trea Turner, PHI
Yordan Alvarez, HOU	OF	Juan Soto, SD
Mike Trout, LAA	OF	Michael Harris II, ATL
Aaron Judge, NYY	OF	Fernando Tatis Jr., SD
Eloy Jimenez, CHW	DH	Nick Castellanos, PHI

2023 MLB Gold Glove Winners
American League		National League
Pos	Player, Team	Pos	Player, Team
SP	Nestor Cortes, NYY	SP	Max Fried, ATL
C	Jose Trevino, NYY	C	Sean Murphy, ATL
1B	Ty France, SEA	1B	Paul Goldschmidt, STL
2B	Nicky Lopez, KC	2B	Nico Hoerner, CHC
3B	Matt Chapman, TOR	3B	Ke'Bryan Hayes, PIT
SS	Carlos Correa, MIN	SS	Nick Ahmed, ARI
LF	Steven Kwan, CLE	LF	Tyler O'Neill, STL
CF	Cedric Mullins, BAL	CF	Trent Grisham, SD
RF	Manuel Margot, TB	RF	Mookie Betts, LAD

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