The Mariners add another first baseman, the Nationals and A’s add to their bullpens and Brett Lawrie joins his fourth organization.
The Nationals and Orioles go into the Winter Meetings with very different outlooks, but both might be looking to make a grand gesture.
The Diamondbacks outspend their two biggest divisional rivals for Zack Greinke on the back of their brand new TV deal.
The pretty-good 2014 team you could put together with these suddenly free agents.
Is aggressiveness on the first pitch a cause of the latest offensive uptick, or is it merely a blip?
The Blue Jays and Athletics bring one of their own back into the fold.
The Cubs take chances on a few interesting arms, the Padres gamble on the former Twins’ catcher of the future, the Rockies make some surprising cuts, and others.
The Braves ship Cameron Maybin back to Detroit, as they get closer to bottoming out.
Different metrics come to different conclusions, but for this author there is a clear choice for AL MVP.
How Matt Carpenter kept his signature skill from being a weakness.
History is made, as Colby Rasmus accepts $15.8 million from the Astros.
The most unpredictable division in baseball is particularly unpredictable this offseason. Breaking down how each team might (?) see itself.
The high-end crop of starting pitchers will have no shortage of bidders/press, but how deep are the pitfalls for that next group?
How the Nationals might’ve let gold slip through their fingers, but ended up with a decent story anyway.
