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Seattle turns to a first-time manager from Chicago's player development ranks after dismissing Wilson.

Rival clubs including the Yankees and Cubs are weighing runs at the Tigers ace, whose next deal could set pitching records.

The three-time All-Star and World Series champion moves from baseball to Congress representing Texas' 21st District.

Qualifying offers set the draft-pick compensation stakes for the winter's top free agents.

Texas loses its starting center fielder into next season to a labral issue and impingement, prompting a search for outfield help.

Retired managers dominate the latest era committee ballot for Cooperstown consideration.

Fresh off the franchise's first title, Milwaukee is heavily represented among BBWAA award finalists.

Baltimore enters the offseason signaling a broad rebuild-on-the-fly approach with only its first baseman untouchable.

Houston, with a new front office leader, is working through external candidates to replace its manager for 2027.

After exercising his $20M option, Tampa Bay signals it will hold its ace rather than trade him this winter.

The free agent class launches with rankings and projected deals for the winter's biggest names.

Milwaukee marks the franchise's first championship, honoring the late broadcaster Bob Uecker.

Two roster decisions reshape Baltimore's first base and outfield picture heading into the offseason.

Texas signals no major spending increase despite an offseason of holes to fill.

The posting calendar for Japanese players is being squeezed by the unresolved labor situation.

The Tampa Bay reliever had a procedure last month, another blow to the club's pitching depth.

The right-hander enters the open market rather than return on his contract option.

San Diego parts with the veteran right-hander, who is cut loose after a setback.

Chicago keeps the righty under club control while shedding his $3.3M option.

The move trims Chicago's roster count as offseason maneuvering begins.

Boston moves the left-hander to St. Louis for a right-hander in a minor organizational swap.

The son of the eight-time All-Star signs with Miami as a notable amateur addition.

The Brewers manager walks back remarks made to a player about New York.

St. Louis brings back the veteran for organizational pitching depth.

Miami drops the 25-year-old from its 40-man roster, with an overseas move possible.

Texas adds a right-hander off waivers while moving an infielder off the 40-man.

San Francisco intends to address its rotation and bullpen through the winter market.

Houston moves the outfielder off its 40-man roster as the club reshapes its depth.

New York adds the pitcher to its roster via waiver claim.

Toronto settles the status of one of its young corner infielders.

Colorado sends the right-hander back after he missed the season recovering from Tommy John surgery.

Chicago removes the lefty from its 40-man roster in a depth move.

Washington adds a local product who made his MLB debut with San Francisco.

The league recognizes its top defensive performers in the minors.

A collection of small roster and transaction notes from across the league.