The first true blockbuster of the 2026 MLB calendar year arrived on Wednesday, with two franchises moving in opposite directions, each executing a deal aligned with its competitive timeline.
The Cubs have claimed left-hander Ryan Rolison off waivers from the White Sox, per ESPN’s Jesse Rogers. The Sox designated Rolison for assignment when they needed to open a 40-man roster spot for free agent signee Sean Newcomb.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
The Chicago Cubs are finalizing a deal to acquire right-hander Edward Cabrera from the Miami Marlins, according to multiple reports Wednesday. The Cubs' No.
The Astros reached a minor league agreement with right-hander Christian Roa, according to the MLB.com transaction tracker. It’s a homecoming for the Houston native and Texas A&M product.
The Miami Marlins farm system features many infield prospects that could have very high ceilings at the big league level. Prospects like Aiva Arquette, Starlyn Caba, Andrew Salas, and others have been making names for themselves as the top infielders down on the Marlins farm.
The Miami Marlins continue to go into work scouting and signing international players. Infielders Santiago Solarte and Ronny Muñoz are some of the top prospects in the 2026 Marlins international class.
The Chicago Cubs and Miami Marlins are finalizing a trade to acquire RHP Edward Cabrera, according to Bleacher Report. Sources indicate that Cubs top prospect Owen Caissie, among others, will be included in the deal to Miami.
After the Miami Marlins regretfully earned an unflattering record in 2024, reaching 100 losses, their improvement in 2025 was something to be proud of.
The Minnesota Twins acquired first baseman Eric Wagaman from the Florida Marlins on Friday in exchange for minor league left-hander Kade Bragg. Wagaman, 28, batted .250 with nine home runs and 53 RBIs in 140 games for the Marlins last season.
There is no other way to frame the Miami Marlins‘ 2025 season than by using the word incredible. Then, I dare you to label your expectations on this team heading into 2026 as anything other than: “Ready”.