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The Rangers have etched their names in the annals of baseball History , solidifying their status as the pinnacle of the sport. In a thrilling five- Game series, the team emerged victorious over the Arizona Diamondbacks, securing a historic championship for the franchise. Following the conclusion of the thrilling World Series, the highly anticipated 2023-24 offseason has now commenced, ushering in a flurry of exciting events just on the horizon. But none like the free agency and what teams will be able to procure for the coming season. But when does the MLB free agency begin, and teams can sign players? November 6 is when the free agency begins once the five-day exclusive negotiating period ends and players are truly free. They can negotiate and sign with any team as of this date. Don’t expect much to happen on the first day, but follow closely, as the following days will tell where teams go. Should the Astros make a SPLASH in Free Agency??#houston #astros #mlb @johngranato @Lanc...

Liverpool made it four Game s unbeaten to start their Premier League campaign on Sunday, dispatching of Aston Villa with ease at Anfield. A tough Game was expected against a decent Villa outfit, however the Reds made light work of things thanks to strikes from Mohamed Salah and Dominik Szoboszlai and an own goal from Matty Cash. Here's Liverpool's best and worst players from the win, according to 90min's player ratings. Liverpool's best player vs Aston Villa Mohamed Salah - 8/10 Salah delivered a stunning performance / Matt McNulty/GettyImages An Anfield swansong for Mohamed Salah? With Al Ittihad hellbent on signing the legendary forward, preparing a world record bid in order to do so, the Game against Aston Villa may very well have been Salah's last at Anfield. And if it was, what a way to go out. The forward was in inspired form on the right flank, bagging a goal and turning Pau Torres inside out an innumerate amount of times. Honourable mention Dominik Szobos...

FROM STAMFORD BRIDGE - Chelsea caretaker manager Frank Lampard has empathised with frustrated fans after they were beaten 2-0 by Brentford on Wednesday, insisting he is fine with them booing his admittedly low-on-confidence players . The Blues have lost all five matches since Lampard took caretaker charge earlier in April and remain stranded in 11th place in the Premier League table. A clearly out-of-sorts Chelsea fell behind to an own goal from Cesar Azpilicueta, before Bryan Mbeumo delivered the knockout blow late in the day. Lampard was accused of 'exonerating' his players in his post-match press conference, which was a suggestion he didn't take kindly to. "Have you not watched Brentford in the last two or three seasons? Have you not seen them go and win at Manchester City earlier in the season?" Lampard retorted. "Absolutely they [the fans] worry because they're used to 20 years of success and you want it more. I've no problem with the fans boo...