Last winter the Athletics signed right-hander Luis Severino to a three-year, $67 million contract, which is currently the largest deal in franchise history. After a season of up-and-down production on the field, and the veteran not exactly being thrilled with playing in West Sacramento, should the front office look to trade him this winter? Severino finished with a 4.54 ERA across 162 2/3 innings (29 starts) ... Read more
Mariners make the easiest call of the offseason — locking in electric reliever Andrés Muñoz .MH
After falling to the Toronto Blue Jays in the American League Championship Series, the Seattle Mariners face an offseason of retooling as they continue their pursuit of the first World Series appearance in franchise history. Four players — first baseman Josh Naylor, third baseman Eugenio Suarez, catcher Mitch Garver and left-hander Caleb Ferguson — are unrestricted free agents. One decision, however, was ... Read more
Amid heartbreak, one Blue Jays free agent gives Toronto a reason to believe again with his post–World Series vow .MH
Dodgers vs. Blue Jays Highlights One of the biggest question marks the Toronto Blue Jays are facing this offseason is what exactly will their pitching staff look like in 2026? Kevin Gausman, Trey Yesavage and Jose Berrios are all going into Spring Training with a lock on a rotation spot - but that leaves two places open. After doing everything he could to help his team try to win the World Series in 2025, ... Read more
A new era begins: Orioles introduce Branden Albernaz as manager, eyeing a fierce comeback in 2026 .MH
Orioles introduce Albernaz as manager, push big rebound in '26 BALTIMORE -- It's not every day a new manager is introduced in front of one of his future opponents. The relationship between Craig Albernaz and Stephen Vogt is clearly a special one. Albernaz held his first news conference since being hired by the Baltimore Orioles, and Vogt -- Cleveland's manager -- was on hand to support him Tuesday at Camden ... Read more
Looks like a cut, but it’s strategy: William Contreras and the Brewers pull off an unusual contract move to bypass arbitration .MH
In a surprising move, the Brewers decided not to exercise the club option on William Contreras. The news that the Milwaukee Brewers would not exercise the club option on William Contreras caught many off guard. With a $12 million contract at stake, the decision seemed risky. However, the team's strategic play was based on the expectation that Contreras will earn less in the arbitration process. Despite a ... Read more