On Thursday, the Cincinnati Reds continued the trend of extending young players early in their careers, giving right-hander Chase Burns a seven-year, $105 milli

The St. Louis Cardinals made a phenomenal move extending JJ Wetherholt.

Burns' deal is the largest given to a pitcher with less than four years of MLB service time.

The Cincinnati Reds just handed the Mariners a reason to start thinking seriously about what the future of their pitching staff looks like. Per Jon Morosi, they

Cincinnati locked up Chase Burns to a seven-year, $105 million contract extension that was an easy decision from the team’s point of view.

On Thursday, the Cincinnati Reds continued the trend of extending young players early in their careers, giving right-hander Chase Burns a seven-year, $105 milli

The franchise has its building blocks on the pitching side but will need to upgrade the rest of its cast to take advantage.

Burns spoke to the media on Saturday.

The deal comes exactly two years to the day that Burns signed with the team for a then-record $9.25 million signing bonus.

The Cincinnati Reds are seemingly moving in the right direction for the future with their recent move.

The Cincinnati Reds might have hit the jackpot with their new deal with Chase Burns.