Corbin Burnes

Corbin Burnes

SP - ARI
Height: 6-3
Weight: 245 lbs
Age: 30
College:
Arizona Diamondbacks

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MLB Trade RumorsThe Orioles Underrated Trade Chip

Exactly one year ago today, the Orioles and Brewers agreed to the blockbuster trade that sent Corbin Burnes to Baltimore. Since Burnes has now moved on to sign with the Diamondbacks and the O’s didn’t win a playoff game in the star right-hander’s lone season at Camden Yards, debates may rage for years about who…

Source: MLB Trade Rumors
Saturday, Feb 1, 2025

MLB Trade RumorsDiamondbacks Continue To Look For Bullpen Help, Right-Handed Hitting

The Diamondbacks’ two biggest offseason moves took place in late December, as the team surprisingly landed Corbin Burnes on a six-year, $210MM deal and acquired Josh Naylor in a trade with the Guardians. Those headline-grabbing transactions, however, only reinforced an already-deep rotation and filled a hole at first base that was left open when Christian…

Source: MLB Trade Rumors
Sunday, Jan 26, 2025

TheRotoFeedDiamondbacks Continue To Look For Bullpen Help, Right-Handed Hitting

The Diamondbacks’ two biggest offseason moves took place in late December, as the team surprisingly landed Corbin Burnes on a six-year, $210MM deal and acquired Josh Naylor in a trade with the Guardians. Those headline-grabbing transactions, however, only reinforced an already-deep rotation and filled a hole at first base that was left open when Christian…

Source: TheRotoFeed
Sunday, Jan 26, 2025

Bleacher ReportOrioles Unveil Birdland Value Menu with Discounted Concession Prices for 2025 Season

Fresh off the sting of losing Corbin Burnes and Anthony Santander in free agency, the Baltimore Orioles are at least giving fans something to be excited about

Source: Bleacher Report
Wednesday, Jan 22, 2025

NBC SportsAccording to TSN Sports' Scott Mitchell, Pete Alonso "is still in play" for the Blue Jays even after signing Anthony Santander.

The Blue Jays are still looking to make a few big additions to their roster after missing out on Juan Soto, Corbin Burnes, and Roki Sasaki. Anthony Santander added a big bat in the middle of the order, but Santander can play the corner outfield, so Pete Alonso could still slide in as the primary designated hitter if he were to join the Blue Jays. Alonso has been a premiere power hitter while playing his whole career in Citi Field, and the Rogers Centre profiles slightly better for right-handed power, so he would still push for 40 home runs while hitting in a lineup that would be significantly deeper than it was a week ago.

Source: NBC Sports
Wednesday, Jan 22, 2025


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