The mystery is out, and the Padres are not hiding. No longer is San Diego a covert contender in the Bryce Harper sweepstakes, as the late-entering Padres, perhaps anticipating a lower-than-expected price, have jumped into the fray. They will be sitting down in Las Vegas with the six-time All-Star Thursday
Star outfielder Bryce Harper, who hit 34 home runs and had a career-best 100 RBIs last season, will meet with the Padres on Thursday, sources confirmed to ESPN.
The Padres’ quiet offseason is quiet no more. San Diego brass will meet with superstar free agent Bryce Harper on Thursday night in Las Vegas, sources told MLB.com. MLB Network insider Ken Rosenthal was first to report on the meeting.
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Pelicans GM Dell Demps might be sending a message to the Lakers by not returning a call to Rob Pelinka concerning their star center, while the Celtics remain optimistic, sources told ESPN.
Pelicans GM Dell Demps might be sending a message to the Lakers by not returning a call to Rob Pelinka concerning their star center, while the Celtics remain optimistic, sources told ESPN.
