Fast hits: MASN, – MLB Trade Rumors

Justin Turner He has four options on the table that would put him in competition, along with two Dodgers and the Blue Jays, for MLB Insider Jon Heyman (Via Twitter). Nevertheless, Heyman notes, the Dodgers are confident in their ability to bring Turner back on to Chavez Raven. The disruption remains the length of the deal, with Los Angeles targeting a two-year deal, while the 36-year-old seeks four. Conjecturally, searching for other potential landing points naturally leads to NL East, where either Braves, Nationals, Mets, or Marlins could theoretically find a place for Turner. in another place…

• Nationals responded today with a statement to Recent cuts Made by Mid-Atlantic Sports Network. Nats Long years of headache Via MASN – the local sports network jointly owned by the Nationals and Orioles, but dominated by the Orioles – has taken another turn this week as On-Air characters Dan Kolko, Bo Porter, Alex Chappelle was abandoned without prior notice to Natas, To Ben Strauss and Jesse Dougherty of The Washington Post. In the citizens’ statement, presented by Brett Gueroli, an Athletic player (Via Twitter), They wrote, “… to say that we are very disappointed and upset with MASN’s decisions would be a huge understatement. To be clear – these decisions were made by MASN and against our wishes…”, of course, Porter was a coach for Nationals from 2011 to 2012 and later managed Astros for the 2013 and 2014 seasons. He has collaborated with Kolko on pre- and post-match shows since 2019, during which time Chapel worked as a bunker reporter.
• Omar Manaya will accept the position of ambassador to Mets as a public presence for the organization, according to Mike Puma of the New York Post (Via Twitter). Minaya’s relationship with Mets dates back to childhood, but his career began to gain attention during his tenure as Assistant General Manager from 1998 to 2001. He became General Manager of Mets from 2004 until 2010, when Sandy Alderson succeeded him. After four years with Padres and some time working for MLBPA, Minaya is back To act as one of Alderson’s assistants in 2017. He stayed with the team during the Brodie Van Wagenen era, but was abandoned as part of house cleaning under the new ownership of Steve Cohen. Minaya is now back on his fourth mission with the team. It’s not as if Minaya will have any influence over baseball operations.