The league's proposal keeps a salary cap out until 2028 while other labor terms take effect in 2027, as the Dec. 1 CBA deadline looms.

Prosecutors opened a New York criminal fraud case that spotlights the threat gamblers pose to baseball.

Castro, Milwaukee's senior VP of player development and performance, takes over an A's front office in the middle of a rebuild.

Houston's managerial search adds a Hall of Fame-bound first baseman and a former Astro to its candidate list.

Seattle turns to a player-development executive to lead the dugout after dismissing its previous manager.

The contemporary era ballot features a slate of retired managers for Cooperstown consideration.

An injury to the young outfielder forces Texas to rethink its offseason plans and add outfield help.

Philadelphia enters the winter with bullpen, outfield and third base needs on its to-do list.

The former Yankees first baseman, a Republican, won Texas' 21st Congressional District; Tommy Tuberville won Alabama's governorship.

Analysts roll out contract projections and predicted destinations as the 2026-27 free agent class hits the market.

Reporters weigh how a Tarik Skubal deal could work and what other clubs are targeting as the hot stove ignites.

Hudson, most recently Boston's third base coach, replaces Anthony Sanders on Detroit's staff.

Torres, previously Cleveland's assistant pitching coach, replaces Derek Johnson in Cincinnati.

St. Louis tabs the White Sox assistant hitting coach to replace Brant Brown.

Minnesota restores a group of rehabbing arms to its roster ahead of the offseason.

Milwaukee's manager walked back remarks made to Jake Bauers about the Bronx Bombers.

Bell, assistant GM and VP of baseball operations, stepped away from his role in Toronto.

Analysts question whether the ace's health record could affect a record-setting contract.