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Ken Rosenthal on MLB Free Agency, Potential Landing Spots and Lockout Pressure
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Ken Rosenthal on MLB Free Agency, Potential Landing Spots and Lockout Pressure
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FT Senior Insider Ken Rosenthal breaks down the latest MLB offseason developments, including the Houston Astros managerial search and the Los Angeles Angels' plans under new ownership. Rosenthal discusses Brad Ausmus as a potential candidate in Houston, why the Angels should pursue top executives like Matt Arnold and Erik Neander, and how their ownership transition could complicate a pursuit of Tarik Skubal before the December 1 lockout. Plus, Ken examines the Toronto Blue Jays as a potential landing spot for Seiya Suzuki, the Chicago Cubs' need to rebuild their starting rotation and how the looming lockout could impact Japanese players entering the MLB free-agent market.
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