The Cubs have options and there are a couple of pitchers they can bring back.
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Toronto needs to rebuild an offense that finished last in home runs and runs scored, and the Hanshin third baseman arrives after producing 39 home runs and 106 RBIs.
The Tarik Skubal sweepstakes could end up reaching some wild numbers.
Atlanta’s No. 10 prospect has already had a cup of coffee in the big leagues and an approach that could make him a reliable innings eater
The Boston Red Sox will face a tough decision with a crowded first base room following the Jake Bauers signing.
Report: Cincinnati Reds Among Several Teams Interested in Free Agent Pitcher
The Cleveland Guardians entered the 2026-27 offseason with a few key needs hoping to be addressed. After being rumored to sign New York Yankees pitcher Tim Hill, they have missed out, as he will return to The Bronx.
What grade does the Emilio Pagan signing get for Detroit?
The St. Louis Cardinals sound open to a big move involving one of the club's catchers.
The Miami Marlins have one of the best young players in the middle infield in Otto Lopez and their move should be to build around him, not deal him.
The Pittsburgh Pirates won't move their ace this offseason.
Evan Phillips' contract with the Braves could create an opening for another veteran right-hander in the bullpen, and the Dodgers are among five teams interested in a former Diamondbacks and Yankees set-up man.
The Kansas City Royals need to address their outfield this offseason, and Teoscar Hernández could help fill some of those needs.
The Cardinals could use a little help at third base, but is Alec Bohm the answer? Find out if he fits their needs.
The Philadelphia Phillies trying to sign pitcher Jonathan Loaisiga makes a lot of sense.
His xFIP dropped to 3.02 in his nine starts with Chicago, while Daikin Park would have reduced his home run projection from 31 to 23.
The Colorado Rockies have several intriguing prospects in their farm system. Two of these prospects haven't made their mark at the big-league level yet.
The Milwaukee Brewers don't need to make any big splash at the moment.
The San Francisco Giants have been willing to spend a lot of money to build a winning baseball team, but now it is time for their farm system to start producing players.
The Blue Jays had just two starters with more than 100 innings pitched in 2026, and one of them was traded before the season ended.