The offseason has started for the Tampa Bay Rays, and they have already started to make some moves.  This is going to be a team that is interesting to watch wit

No otherworldly talent such as Juan Soto or Shohei Ohtani is available this offseason, yet excellent players pepper the market, including several ex-Dodgers and Angels.

This season was much better. Alonso got back to hitting the ball incredibly hard and was eighth in the league with a 141 wRC+ partially fueled by a career-best .272 batting average. He made more contact, that contact was consistently of higher quality, and he maintained what has always been elite bat speed plus elite swing decisions.

Dating back to the regular season, Red Sox decision-makers were optimistic he’d be back, though a weak free agent shortstop class (Bo Bichette and Ha-Seong Kim are the headliners) was seen as a complicating factor.

After pitching in only 14 games over the course of a two-year contact with the Red Sox, reliever Liam Hendriks — as expected — will be a free agent again this winter.

Projecting Bader’s fair market value is easier said than done. He had a career-best .796 OPS in 2025, but a hamstring injury plagued him in the playoffs, much like his career.

The Pittsburgh Steelers should be considering cornerback help at the NFL trade deadline. Jalen Ramsey has had to move to safety to help with the g

Asante Samuel Jr looks ready for a return to the NFL, but are the Saints still interested? They could now be longshots to sign him despite familiarity

The Phillies’ stable of relievers underwent an overhaul during the season, culminating with the acquisition of a bonanza fide closer. What’s in store for 2026?

When there's a power outage, you call Schwarber to get the lights back on. The left-handed hitting slugger has overwhelming power, exemplified by his hitting 56 home runs this season and ranking in the top three percent of MLB in average exit velocity in each of the last two seasons.