Buster Olney

James Shields just went off the board, signing with the Padres for four years. Will the Yankees break the bank at all this offseason? Will they go after young Cuban infielder Yoan Moncada? ESPN insider Buster Olney joined us on Thursday to answer all that and more...

Some of you remember. Some of you don't. Some of you care. Some of you don't. And any of that is fine. In May I wrote about the experience I had being a bullpen catcher at the Hall of Fame Classic in Cooperstown. You can read it here...

UNDATED (AP) — The Baseball Hall of Fame will enshrine four former players this summer. The class of 2015 includes first year candidates and former Cy Young Award winners Randy Johnson, Pedro Martinez and John Smoltz. Joining the trio of ace pitchers is holdover Craig Biggio, who missed election last year by two votes...

It is being reported that the Red Sox are on the verge of signing of both Hanley Ramirez and Pablo Sandoval. Both are reported to be five-year deals that instantly return the Sox to relevance in the AL East. Your move, Yankees.

According to ESPN's Buster Olney a source states the Yankees have begun contract talks to retain Brian Cashman as their General Manager. Cashman has been the Yankees GM for 17 year and even though they are coming off a season in which they missed the play offs in back to back seasons for the first time since 1992 and 1993 Cashman will be staying in New York...

Podcast: Buster Olney with Armen and Levack on 104.5 The Team Buster Olney joined Armen and Levack last Tuesday for his weekly conversations and gave updates on both Masahiro Tanaka and Michael Pineda.

Podcast: Buster Olney on 104.5 The Team With Bud Selig retiring at the end of the year, the MLB front office has been quiet in their search for their next commissioner. It appears the job vacancy will be empty for a very short amount of time now...

With the trade deadline coming up this Thursday, July 31st, will the New York Yankees make a trade for a pitcher?

All the focus, halfway through the baseball season, has been on the Yankees' suspect pitching. And while the attention is deserved, and while the team should, without a doubt, be looking to trade for a starting pitcher, more should be said about the Bombers' brutal bats.