The Tampa Bay Rays have added an interesting piece to their outfield mix.
Let's take a look at five GMs who may be on the hot seat entering the 2026 season.
The New York Mets have already added one closer in Devin Williams, who is reportedly set to sign a three-year, $51M contract. That does not necessarily mean that the Mets are moving on from closer Edwin Diaz.
The New York Mets needed to rebuild their bullpen this offseason. That process began Monday night.
The New York Yankees have their ideal outfield in mind.
With MLB's Winter Meetings just ahead of us, the Yardbarker team of MLB writers got together to identify one thing we hope to hear from each club at the meetings.
Given Cody Bellinger's robust market, it is understandable that the Yankees would be looking at other options.
The Baltimore Orioles' disappointing 2025 season began with a lackluster 2024-25 offseason. Those quiet offseasons may be a thing of the past moving forward.
Third baseman Anthony Rendon has become a punchline to a joke the Los Angeles Angels are not laughing at. That joke may be over soon.
Third baseman Eugenio Suarez solidified his case last season as the best power hitter available in free agency in 2025. Suarez posted a .228/.298/.526 batting line in his 657 plate appearances between the Arizona Diamondbacks and Seattle Mariners, hitting 49 homers and 28 doubles.
Kazuma Okamoto has been on the radar for major league teams over the past couple of seasons. He may get his chance to show what he can do stateside in 2026. Here are three teams that makes sense.
President of baseball operations Craig Breslow had been clear that the Red Sox wanted to add a second top-of-the-rotation starter behind Garrett Crochet.
The Texas Rangers and New York Mets fell short of expectations in 2025. A surprising trade may be the beginning of a shakeup for both franchises.
Williams will be looking to bounce back from a disappointing 2025 season.
He has performed like a top-of-the-rotation starter when healthy, but does not have an extensive history as a major league starter.
Diaz has become a free agent for the first time in his career. Let's look at three potential landing spots.
Maybe the second time is the charm for New York Mets first baseman Pete Alonso.
The Baltimore Orioles were looking to add a right-handed hitting outfielder during the offseason. The Los Angeles Angels, meanwhile, needed to add talent to a thin pitching staff. A trade between the two teams has begun the process of filling those holes on the roster.
The Pittsburgh Pirates and willingness to spend in free agency are rarely seen together without the words "do not have a" between them. That is not the case this offseason.
Senga is a significant question mark as the Mets look to revamp their rotation.
He is capable of playing all three outfield positions and first base, typically providing above-average defense at each spot.
The Seattle Mariners had reportedly considered retaining first baseman Josh Naylor to be their top priority in free agency. Their wish has reportedly come true.
Seibu Lions pitcher Tatsuya Imai is not available to major league teams just yet. That will change on Nov. 19 when he is officially posted, giving teams 45 days to sign Imai; otherwise, he will pitch for the Lions in 2026.
Stroman is unlikely to cost much on a one-year deal and may even be available on a minor league contract, where he would have to prove himself in spring training.
Pitcher Framber Valdez did not have the walk year he hoped for with the Houston Astros.