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Stephen Parello

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Astros may need MLB's latest CBA proposal to keep their core together

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By Stephen Parello
| Climbing Tal's Hill
Much of the discourse surrounding whether or not the Houston Astros should be buyers or sellers at the trade deadline has little to do with 2026 and more to do with the future. The team's core can be divided essentially into two parts. There's the old guard, guys like Jose Altuve, Carlos Correa, and Yordan Alvarez, who are locked up for the foreseeable future. Then there's the next wave, which would include Hunter Brown, Jeremy Peña, and Isaac Paredes, who are nearing the end of their team control.
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Reds may have found a hidden gem in last year's draft class

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By Stephen Parello
| Blog Red Machine Verified
First-round pick Steele Hall and a healthy dose of pitching talent were the headlining stories of the Cincinnati Reds' 2025 draft class. Hall's been living up to the hype so far in the Arizona Complex League, but he's not the only Reds youngster raising eyebrows down in the desert. Eli Pitts, a19-year-old outfielder, didn't have the same sort of expectations coming in as a fifth-round pick, but those in the know believed in his talent.
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Craig Breslow's top confidant on coaching staff could be failing Red Sox

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By Stephen Parello
| BoSox Injection
The mark of a good coach isn't necessarily turning a bunch of nobodies into superstars, but rather consistently leaving players a little better than he found them. For the Boston Red Sox, Craig Breslow's longtime friend Andrew Bailey has been tasked with pumping up the members of the pitching staff to be their best selves. After being the only surviving member from Boston's version of the Red Wedding when Alex Cora was fired, one would have thought that Bailey was excelling in his role.
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