Amid changes, Silverman confident in Rays’ chances

The Rays have undergone a lot of changes since their final game of a 77-win season. Andrew Friedman and Joe Maddon are gone. Matt Silverman and Kevin Cash have assumed their jobs as president, baseball operations, and manager, respectively. They’ve set their 40-man roster and figured out the coaching staff. All the while, keeping an eye on the coming season.

Amid changes, Silverman confident in Rays’ chances

The Rays have undergone a lot of changes since their final game of a 77-win season. Andrew Friedman and Joe Maddon are gone. Matt Silverman and Kevin Cash have assumed their jobs as president, baseball operations, and manager, respectively. They’ve set their 40-man roster and figured out the coaching staff. All the while, keeping an eye on the coming season.

Sources: Rockies, Mets not actively talking Tulo

CBSSports.com reported on Friday that the Rockies and Mets are “quietly discussing” a possible deal involving shortstop Troy Tulowitzki, but went on to say talks are “in the early stages with several hurdles to go.” Two sources with knowledge of the situation insisted to MLB.com that the teams aren’t in active discussions.

Sources: Rockies, Mets not actively talking Tulo

CBSSports.com reported on Friday that the Rockies and Mets are “quietly discussing” a possible deal involving shortstop Troy Tulowitzki, but went on to say talks are “in the early stages with several hurdles to go.” Two sources with knowledge of the situation insisted to MLB.com that the teams aren’t in active discussions.

Who are the 12 prospects the Padres dealt?

As A.J. Preller has worked tirelessly to remake the San Diego Padres’ big league roster, he has not been afraid to send prospects or young players away to get the Major League pieces he desires. Once the Justin Upton trade becomes official, a total of 12 players who appeared on the Padres’ Top 20 list at some point in 2014 will have been dealt.

Who are the 12 prospects the Padres dealt?

As A.J. Preller has worked tirelessly to remake the San Diego Padres’ big league roster, he has not been afraid to send prospects or young players away to get the Major League pieces he desires. Once the Justin Upton trade becomes official, a total of 12 players who appeared on the Padres’ Top 20 list at some point in 2014 will have been dealt.

Ranking the 12 prospects the Padres dealt

As A.J. Preller has worked tirelessly to remake the San Diego Padres’ big league roster, he has not been afraid to send prospects or young players away to get the Major League pieces he desires. Once the Justin Upton trade becomes official, a total of 12 players who appeared on the Padres’ Top 20 list at some point in 2014 will have been dealt.

Breaking down the prospects acquired in Upton deal

No one can accuse new Padres general manager A.J. Preller of standing pat. News of the huge three-team, 11-player deal that netted him Wil Myers had just settled in when the Matt Kemp deal was finalized. The ink on that one had barely dried when Preller was at it again, this time sending young players to the Atlanta Braves in return for Justin Upton. Here’s a closer look at who the Braves are getting in return for Upton.