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Emmanuel Clase faces federal charges alleging he rigged pitches in games, a case that has put betting integrity scrutiny on MLB.

Castro, Milwaukee's senior vice president of player development and performance, takes over a front office rebuild in Sacramento-era Athletics baseball.

Kanzler's analytics background signals Seattle's direction after the club fired Dan Wilson.

The future Hall of Famer is a candidate for a Houston job that headlines the current managerial carousel.

The retired umpires claim the league's retirement plan owes them money, adding a legal front to the sport's labor tensions.

The three-time All-Star's election adds another former MLB figure to national politics.

Rankings and projected contracts set expectations for a winter market that could be disrupted if a lockout arrives Dec. 1.

Kansas City restructures its hitting staff with Mense and Marcus Thames as hitting coaches and Connor Dawson as offensive coordinator.

Early hot stove reporting points to bullpen help for New York, a left-handed setup man for Philadelphia and corner additions for Miami.

Interim GM John Mozeliak says the club's baseball operations search is paused pending completion of the team's sale.

Washington, previously Atlanta's minor league hitting coordinator, joins New York's revamped staff.

Ellis joins Andy Green's coaching staff after an 11-season big league playing career.

Early arbitration eligibility expands the pool of players who can be paid through the arbitration system this winter.

Terry Francona brings in a former Cleveland assistant to lead Cincinnati's pitching staff.

New York appears less likely to pursue posted Japanese slugger Sato as it evaluates infield options.

The former big leaguer joins Boston's staff alongside previously agreed hire Jason Bell.

Detroit adds the former Red Sox third base coach after parting with Anthony Sanders.

The right-hander heads overseas after being cut loose by San Francisco, a common path for pitchers seeking innings.

Chicago takes an injury bounceback flier on the former Royals starter.

The club addressed the outfielder's posts publicly, adding to a growing list of player social media controversies.

Toronto brings the speedy outfielder back with a non-roster invite to big league camp for 2027.

The Brewers' title run and October's standout performers close out the season's coverage.

A look back at preseason calls and what they signal for 2027 after Milwaukee's title run.

The move clears a roster spot as Chicago reshapes its depth for the winter.

Projection pieces sketch a market where several controllable stars could be moved.

The picks add a college right-hander and two position players to New York's farm system.

The AFL remains the primary offseason showcase for top prospects facing advanced competition.

The slugger is among the finalists for the annual award honoring the best hitters by position.

The outfielder's market is one of several to watch as clubs sort out outfield needs.

The running list aggregates hot stove moves as clubs retool for 2027.

New York loses a depth arm as it reshapes its pitching plans for the offseason.

New York weighs whether to keep or trade its young outfielder amid roster decisions.

A retrospective on the Pittsburgh right-hander's campaign as the club evaluates its rotation.

The Blue Jays left-hander finally reached the majors after a series of injury setbacks.