Now that the Toronto Blue Jays have officially signed first-round picks Logan Warmoth and Nate Pearson, a new set of challenges emerges both for the team and for its newest players.

Marc Bergevin has acknowledged he has holes to fill on his roster, but we suspect the Montreal Canadiens general manager will be particularly prudent about how he invests on July 1.

Based off the expected Connor McDavid extension, it appears Peter Chiarelli considers it a good business practice to go maximum term and pay more in the short term. Does that apply to Leon Draisaitl?

It isn’t finalized yet, but Connor McDavid’s new deal with the Edmonton Oilers is in the neighbourhood of $13.25 million for eight years. (Neither the Oilers nor McDavid’s agent, Jeff Jackson, would comment.) That’s a win for everyone.

Despite reports that the New York Knicks are looking to replace newly-departed president Phil Jackson with Masai Ujiri, Michael Grange says a move to the Knicks would be 'inconceivable.'

Really, Grilli’s usefulness disappeared the moment the Blue Jays stopped trusting him in high-leverage spots. He’s ill-equipped to pitch mop-up innings at this stage in his career because he doesn’t pitch multiple innings and he doesn’t pitch on back-to-back days.