Juan Soto, Max Fried, Corbin Burnes and more made for an expensive MLB offseason. Here's how those MLB signings have fared.

Max Fried embraced his 'Uncle Max' role and stole the All-Star break off the field originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Just because he skipped pitching Tuesday night’s All‑Star Game doesn’t mean Max Fried wasn’t working. The Yankees ace may not have taken the mound, but he was doing duty as “Uncle Max.”

When the Yankees signed him this past winter, they envisioned Fried as a second option behind franchise ace Gerrit Cole. But Cole went down for the year during spring training and the team could be in need of a frontline replacement in the next few weeks as Fried starts to wane.

Yankees ace Max Fried is not ready to answer how much time he might miss with the blister on his left index finger.

New York Yankees pitcher Max Fried’s blistered left index finger will be monitored throughout the All-Star break, according to the Associated Press.

The Yankees' ace is dealing with a blister that forced him out of Saturday's start against the Cubs after just three innings.

New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone was unsure of the severity of Max Fried’s blister on his left index finger, a day after the All-Star left-hander left his start after three innings.

Alex Anthopoulos has not been shy when it comes to letting Atlanta Braves fan favorites walk in free agency when he's felt they're making more money than they'r