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Peralta to White Sox? Where does Skubal land? Best fits for top MLB free agents
Free agency starts at 5 p.m. ET on Nov. 2. Here are some pairings we'd love to see as this winter gets underway.[read more]
MLB free agency tracker: 2026-27 offseason trades, moves
We've got you covered on all the major MLB hot stove signings and trades.[read more]
A closed-door meeting, the belief of an entire state and a World Series title at last
The 2026 Brewers fulfilled their mission -- and will never be forgotten.[read more]
'It's the best day this city has ever had': Uecker magic was in the air throughout the Brewers' World Series parade
A legend and a long time coming. Here's how the voice of a state resonated throughout a citywide celebration.[read more]
🏆 Sabathia, Watt top social media reaction to Brewers' World Series win
Wisconsin's teams also chimed in to shout out the Brewers after Milwaukee wins its first-ever World Series.[read more]
Hurdle bids farewell to Rockies after 20-plus seasons
Former Rockies manager Clint Hurdle on Friday bid farewell to the organization he's been a part of for two stints totaling 20-plus seasons.[read more]
Beer-fueled Brewers take to streets, continue World Series party
Tens of thousands of exuberant Brewers fans flooded the streets of downtown Milwaukee to celebrate the franchise's first World Series title with a parade and victory rally.[read more]
Bichette exercises $42M option to stay with Mets
Bo Bichette exercised his $42 million player option to remain with the New York Mets next season, the team said Friday.[read more]
King, Gray among latest MLB free agents; Alcantara's option exercised
Sandy Alcantara was blocked from becoming a free agent by the Miami Marlins, while Michael King and Sonny Gray were among 14 MLB players who went on the market Friday.[read more]
Japanese RHP Taira to be posted by Seibu Lions, move to MLB
Japanese right-hander Kaima Taira's team, the Seibu Lions, announced it will allow him to pursue a career in MLB via the posting system that allows certain players to sign abroad.[read more]