Is there anything he can’t do?

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As it’s written, the save rule no longer works, and it’s time to rewrite it. My solution? Use Win Probably Added (WPA). There are simply better ways to evaluate a reliever’s performance than by giving the glory to the guy who gets the last three outs, especially in games where the heavy lifting happened in the eighth inning. Or the seventh inning. Even the sixth inning.

Monday saw yet another big-ticket pitcher find his 2016 home as Johnny Cueto went off the market, agreeing on a six-year, $130 million deal with the Giants.

Why can’t the Tigers sign Yoenis Cespedes again? What might be the plans to help Mike Pelfrey overcome his second-half struggles? Beat reporter Jason Beck answers these questions and more in the latest Inbox.

Scorecard sales will be brisk in Spring Training. As the proverbial vendor’s call goes, “You can’t tell the players without a scorecard,” and Major League teams have been shuffling the talent at a dizzying pace.

The Nationals agreed to a one-year contract with a conditional option for a second year with right-hander Yusmeiro Petit on Monday.

Grabbing the baton in the relay race among pitching-hungry ballclubs, the Giants attempted to strengthen their starting rotation Monday by announcing an agreement with right-hander Johnny Cueto on a six-year, $130 million deal.

There’s just no way the San Francisco Giants do this thing again, is there? Tell me that’s not where we’re headed. It defies logic. It defies parity, too. If I’m running one of baseball’s other 29 franchises, that’s what I’m telling myself.

Darren O’Day’s return to Baltimore is official. The Orioles inked the coveted right-handed reliever to a four-year deal Monday evening.

The Royals have agreed to a Minor League deal with former Mets right-hander Dillon Gee, according to CBS Sports. The club has not yet confirmed the deal.

The Brewers signed a trio of players to Minor League contracts on Monday — two of whom have played in the Majors — and invited each to big league camp: first baseman Jake Elmore, outfielder Alex Presley and pitcher Daniel Tillman.

Only thing better than Wily Mo Pena? Cartoon Wily Mo Pena.

The Giants’ signing of Johnny Cueto to a six-year, $130 million contract Monday gave the Dodgers one fewer option when it comes to bolstering their starting rotation. There are still quality pitchers left on the market for the Dodgers, though.

WARNING: Contains shimmy.

Joe Girardi knows that the last couple of offseasons haven’t unfolded in the manner that many Yankees fans have grown accustomed to over the years, but he reiterated on Monday that he’s happy with the overall direction of the franchise.

Barring an unforeseen turn of events, newly acquired Ken Giles will be the Astros’ closer next year. The Astros gave up a king’s ransom to get him, including former No. 1 pick Mark Appel, and he showed last year that he has the stuff to close games with his 100-mph fastball.