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Madison Bumgarner hasn't pitched for the Arizona Diamondbacks since the club released him at the end of April, but the veteran left-hander could still end up adding to his trophy case.
Ketel Marte is the key to the Diamondbacks' World Series hopes
Expectations have already been shattered by the Diamondbacks as they'll play in just their second World Series in franchise history.
Yankees, Padres have talked trade involving former World Series champ
While it's still early, the Yankees and Padres have at least had a preliminary conversation about a potential trade.
New York Mets receive permission to interview Craig Counsell
Will David Stearns be able to poach the beloved Brewers manager?
Red Sox set to hire former World Series champ to run front office
Following weeks of seeing candidates remove themselves from consideration even before an interview, the Boston Red Sox are finally going to appoint someone in charge of the front office.
Former Nationals pitcher reaches rare milestone in KBO
One year ago, with a roster crunch approaching, the Washington Nationals elected to non-tender right-hander Erick Fedde, a move that seemingly made a lot of sense given the pitcher's production and knowing that he would be out of options once the 2023 season began.
Why Red Sox should name Raquel Ferreira new GM
While speculation surrounding whom the Boston Red Sox will hire as their next general manager has run a wide spectrum of candidates, it is possible the team's best option has been a part of its front office all along.
Rays ace likely to draw trade interest
The free-agent pitching market is limited in higher-end right-handed options. Tyler Glasnow should be an intriguing option to some teams if the Rays do make him available.
Cuban World Baseball Classic star pitcher receives release, could head to MLB
Numerous players stood out at last spring's World Baseball Classic, but few wowed quite like Yariel Rodriguez. Used as a starter by the Cuban squad, Rodriguez showcased an upper-90s fastball and a slider with extreme movement.
Mets slugger Pete Alonso hires Scott Boras
Extending power-hitting and fan-favorite slugger Pete Alonso may have just become more expensive for the New York Mets. The soon-to-be 29-year-old has hired Scott Boras as his new agent.
Diamondbacks extend GM, eliminating potential Red Sox return
For the first time since 2017, the Diamondbacks are in the postseason. The club took significant steps forward this season, improving their record by 10 wins from 2022 while infusing some rookies into key roles in the lineup, and ultimately earned a wild-card spot.
San Diego's futile extra innings record matched only by the expansion Expos
Extra-innings games have not been kind to the San Diego Padres this season.
Three potential offseason targets for the Atlanta Braves
Major League Baseball's best team hardly has many holes in its lineup.
Three potential offseason targets for the Baltimore Orioles
The Orioles' collection of budding talent took a big step forward this season, propelling Baltimore to their first postseason berth since 2016 and on the cusp of an AL East division title.
Three potential offseason targets for the Los Angeles Dodgers
Los Angeles is in an envious position as they head into the postseason once again.
Three potential offseason targets for the Tampa Bay Rays
Tampa Bay started the year on such a hot streak it was unclear if any team would catch them. Injuries took their toll on the pitching staff but it didn't slow the Rays down.
Three potential offseason targets for the Houston Astros
As the Astros head to the postseason once again, there aren't many glaring holes in the Houston lineup if you look beyond first base. Here are three free agents that Houston could consider targeting.
Three potential offseason targets for the Milwaukee Brewers
Superior pitching, a breakthrough behind the plate, and a return to form in left field helped carry the Milwaukee Brewers to the NL Central crown, but the club will still have opportunities to improve this offseason.
Three potential offseason targets for the Toronto Blue Jays
Toronto rode a high-powered offense and a consistently reliable starting rotation (four players made 30+ starts) to a wild-card spot but the organization will have questions to address this offseason.
Three potential offseason targets for the Philadelphia Phillies
The Phillies rode a hot streak to a World Series appearance a year ago, only to spend the offseason making incremental changes. This year the club is bound for the playoffs once again, but this offseason figures to be different. Philadelphia will have questions to address, starting with Aaron Nola's future.
Three potential offseason targets for the Minnesota Twins
The right offseason additions might put the Twins in a spot to hold onto the division title for years to come.
Three potential offseason targets for the Chicago Cubs
All has not gone according to plan on the north side of Chicago, but the Cubs still find themselves in contention for a wild-card spot, a feat that almost feels like a disappointment given how winnable the NL Central appeared to be. With the right offseason additions, the Cubs could be primed to be a favorite in the division next year.
Three potential offseason targets for the Texas Rangers
Spending big in free agency has become routine for the Texas Rangers, but much of those efforts have been focused on the starting rotation and infield. Strategically addressing the rest of the roster this offseason may let the Rangers take another step forward in 2024.
Three potential offseason targets for the Seattle Mariners
It had been a 21-year drought for the Seattle Mariners before the club made the postseason in 2022 and now they are on the verge of making it for the second year in a row. Still, even teams built to content consistently will seek upgrades in the offseason.
Three potential offseason targets for the Boston Red Sox
The Boston Red Sox's 2023 season will end disappointingly, and there will be change beyond the front office following the club's decision to fire Chaim Bloom as chief baseball officer. A new front office will need to make changes if it expects the club to compete next year in the AL East.
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