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Clase and teammate Luis Ortiz face federal charges of rigging pitches in games, a case that hangs over the Cleveland pitching staff.

Houston is expanding its managerial search to include the future Hall of Famer and a former Astros infielder as it looks to replace its outgoing skipper.

The A's add Milwaukee's senior vice president of player development and performance to lead a front office rebuild.

Seattle went outside the traditional coaching pipeline for its first managerial hire, following the firing of Dan Wilson.

The three-time All-Star first baseman won Texas' 21st Congressional District, adding to a wave of former athletes moving into elected office.

Torres spent the past five seasons as Cleveland's assistant pitching coach and joins Terry Francona's staff in Cincinnati.

Kiley McDaniel's projections and the outlet's intel file outline likely markets for the winter's biggest names, including Tarik Skubal trade talk.

New York has cooled on the posted Sato and is evaluating alternatives, including a possible run at Bo Bichette, per The Athletic.

Interim GM John Mozeliak says the club's baseball operations search is on hold pending the pending ownership transaction.

Minnesota attaches draft-pick compensation to Jeffers, signaling he is a priority to retain or a trade asset this winter.

The former big league catcher joins Andy Green's coaching staff in a strategy role as New York reshapes its staff.

Toronto's assistant GM and vice president of baseball operations steps away from the role, per reporting from Ken Rosenthal.

Philadelphia's offseason list includes outfield, bullpen and third base needs, with a lefty relief arm a stated priority.

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

An injury to Carter forces Texas to reassess how it fills its outfield and lineup needs this winter.

Miami is pursuing at least one external addition to both its rotation and bullpen as the offseason market opens.

CBS Sports outlines how New York could construct a deal for the Detroit ace alongside other hot stove items.

The site's annual Top 50 plus honorable mentions drive much of the offseason market conversation.

The right-hander, released by the Giants days earlier, lands an $878K guaranteed contract in Korea.

Milwaukee's manager says he did not intend to slander the Bronx Bombers after his remarks surfaced.

Detroit brings the right-hander back into the fold after a brief stint in Colorado.

Three potential landing spots are floated should the outfielder leave Chicago.

Seattle's offseason notebook covers roster decisions and player status ahead of spring.

ESPN revisits its preseason calls and what the results mean heading into 2027.

Kent was designated for assignment last week before Washington cut ties outright.

Chicago removes the veteran first baseman from its roster in a procedural move.

The Taiwanese right-hander reflects on his adjustment to the U.S. professional game.

The backstop is working back toward game readiness during the offseason.