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What we learned about all 30 teams at the MLB GM meetings
With a wild winter ahead, here are the top offseason priorities straight from every front office.[read more]
Free agency: Rankings and contract projections for the top 50 free agents
How much will the biggest stars get paid this winter? Kiley McDaniel breaks down the 2026-27 free agent class.[read more]
MLB Awards Week: Pete Crow-Armstrong, Yordan Alvarez win unanimous MVPs
Baseball's best players and managers of 2026 collected their hardware this week.[read more]
↔️ Free agency tracker: Offseason trades, moves
We've got you covered on all the major MLB hot stove signings and trades.[read more]
Braves bolster bullpen, reach 3-year, $35 million deal with Phillips
The Braves and free agent relief pitcher Evan Phillips, who appeared in 31 games for the Dodgers last season, have agreed to a three-year, $35 million contract.[read more]
Cubs' Crow-Armstrong, Astros' Alvarez sweep votes as unanimous MVP winners
Cubs star Pete Crow-Armstrong and the Astros' Yordan Alvarez each earned all 30 first-place votes to win the MVP awards in their respective leagues Thursday night.[read more]
Brewers' Misiorowski, Yanks' Schlittler crowned unanimous Cy Young winners
Milwaukee's Jacob Misiorowski and New York's Cam Schlittler capped dominant 2026 seasons by sweeping all 30 first-place votes to win their respective Cy Young Awards.[read more]
Braves GM emphatically shuts down Acuna trade speculation: 'We need him'
Braves GM Alex Anthopoulos dismissed the possibility of the team moving on from Ronald Acuna Jr., saying, "I have no idea where that stuff came from."[read more]
Source: Tigers agree to 1-year deal with reliever Pagan
The Detroit Tigers have agreed to a one-year deal with reliever Emilio Pagan, a source confirmed to ESPN.[read more]
Brewers' Murphy 3-peats as top NL manager; White Sox's Venable wins AL honors
The Brewers' Pat Murphy became the first to win NL Manager of the Year in three straight seasons Tuesday, while Will Venable of the White Sox won AL honors.[read more]