With speculation over who Toronto is going to bring in via a trade, the perfect player has emerged to help their blueline and find a new spot for Nick Robertson. It's been the talk of the town ...

Robertson requested a trade in the offseason. But, he ended up signing a one-year deal to return to Toronto. However, Bourne now expects him to be dealt. “I believe Robertson is not just an NHL ...

Both are still on the market, but Philadelphia signed former Toronto Blue Jays closer Jordan ... makes a lot of sense for Philadelphia is David Robertson. The veteran right-hander has bounced ...

Veteran reliever David Robertson seems like an inevitable signing for Jed Hoyer as he looks to put the final stamp on a new look back of the bullpen. The former Cubs reliever checks a lot of the ...

right-handers Kenley Jansen and David Robertson. Both have plenty of closing experience and are on the wrong side of 35 but have remained effective even as they’ve aged into the latter stages of ...

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speculation surrounding Toronto Maple Leafs forward Nick Robertson has ramped up after a weekslong hiatus since his name last entered the rumor mill. According to NHL insider David Pagnotta ...

For the bullpen, Finkelstein projected Atlanta to sign former New York Yankees All-Star right-hander David Robertson. "Any team could use a dependable arm like Robertson setting up their closer at ...

FanSided's Zachary Rotman recently predicted the Red Sox to pursue Texas Rangers free agent David Robertson. Robertson is projected to sign for $7 million this winter, per Spotrac, following a ...

Having previously requested a trade, it’s clear that Robertson has helped Toronto's depth when needed. If the Lightning were to acquire Robertson, he could bring a spark to Tampa Bay's third line.

Zachary D. Rymer of Bleacher Report believes the Yankees will do just that, predicting them to sign right-hander David Robertson to a one-year, $10 million deal. “David Robertson isn’t simply ...

The other, David Robertson ... but someone like Robertson could conceivably step in and either take the gig for himself or be a third head of Toronto’s Cerberus of a bullpen.