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Detroit finally took a big swing in MLB free agency, landing a very good player at a position of need. But it's hard not to see the bigger picture.
Chris Landers|
Framber Valdez inked a three-year, $115 million contract with the Detroit Tigers, sending the Baltimore Orioles, Atlanta Braves and others into a scramble.
Christopher Kline|
The best players on planet Earth, with national pride on the line. What more could you want?
Chris Landers|
The aisles have almost been picked clean with Spring Training around the corner, but which teams might still get one final free agency jolt?
Chris Landers|
Yes, the Pittsburgh Pirates are an aggressive team to watch on the Framber Valdez front. That, plus more Tarik Skubal rumors in our latest roundup.
Mark Powell|
Scott Boras is banking his reputation on Tarik Skubal. The Detroit Tigers and Skubal go to an arbitration hearing on Wednesday, and Boras will be front and center.
Mark Powell|
Tarik Skubal's looming arbitration case could be painful in more ways than one for the Detroit Tigers.
Zachary Rotman|
The Detroit Tigers are destined to open the door for a future trade in their arbitration hearing with Tarik Skubal.
Robert Murray|
With Brendan Donovan off the board, here are the prominent MLB trade candidates still worth monitoring ahead of Spring Training, from Tarik Skubal to Jasson Dominguez.
Christopher Kline|
What comes next for the St. Louis Cardinals, Seattle Mariners and Tampa Bay Rays after the Brendan Donovan trade? These teams have questions left to answer.
Mark Powell|
The Boston Red Sox are only one of many MLB teams that should have been more aggressive pursuing Brendan Donovan.
Zachary Rotman|
The Seattle Mariners won the Brendan Donovan sweepstakes, acquiring him from the St. Louis Cardinals and bolstering their World Series odds.
Zachary Rotman|
MLB contracts are very complex relative to the other major sports, and the salary arbitration process only adds to that.
Zachary Rotman|
Seattle finally gave their infield a much-needed boost. Will it be enough to separate from a crowded pack of World Series contenders?
Chris Landers|
The Pirates missed on Eugenio Suarez, but there are still options available to give Paul Skenes some run support. Marcell Ozuna, for one, would be a great fit in Pittsburgh.
Robert Murray|
Tarik Skubal's arbitration case will impact more than just himself and the Detroit Tigers. Scott Harris and the Tigers front office tipped their hand already.
Mark Powell|
Eugenio Suarez signed a very affordable one-year deal with the Cincinnati Reds, and many teams will come to regret letting that happen.
Zachary Rotman|
Spring Training is still weeks away, but you don't have to wait to get the bat flips and adrenaline of elimination baseball.
Chris Landers|
With Framber Valdez's market ice-cold and spring training right around the corner, these potential suitors could turn to the trade market instead.
Christopher Kline|
Several huge names changed teams in January. But what did that do to the landscape of the league?
Chris Landers|
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