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Baseball's next batch of young stars could change the game, as soon as next season.
Jake Elman|
Kyle Schwarber is one of the biggest bats on the free agent market, and his decision could help shape next year's playoff race.
Robert Murray|
Bargains are hard to come by this winter. But one of the biggest names on the market might be flying under the radar right now.
Chris Landers|
The qualifying offer presents tough decisions for four different players and teams to make.
Zachary Rotman|
The Chicago Cubs' shocking Shota Imanaga decision made a bad starting pitching situation even worse.
Zachary Rotman|
The Los Angeles Dodgers' odds of three-peating just improved ever-so slightly with the Atlanta Braves' managerial hire.
Zachary Rotman|
The internet is never wrong, except when it suggests that the Dodgers have hurt baseball beyond repair.
Jake Elman|
There's no movement on Freddy Peralta yet, but we're slowly preparing for a trade.
Jake Elman|
Fortune favors the bold, and the immense array of talent available could make this the craziest MLB offseason yet.
Zachary Rotman|
Some MLB players are facing tough option decisions that could shift rosters, payrolls and playoff hopes heading into 2026.
Robert Murray|
The Los Angeles Dodgers' World Series parade brought plenty of nightmare fuel to their haters.
Zachary Rotman|
It might be time to cut Isiah Kiner-Falefa some slack. A former Los Angeles Dodgers star tried to defend IKF, but he got one part of his argument dead wrong.
Mark Powell|
Alex Bregman bet on himself, but the Red Sox don't have to go all-in. It could be in the Red Sox long-term interest to avoid a multiyear deal with Bregman, and pivot elsewhere instead.
Mark Powell|
Any Chicago Cubs trade for Tarik Skubal is dead upon arrival. Skubal would cost the Cubs young players like Cade Horton and Matt Shaw, and they can't afford to part with their future.
Mark Powell|
What will the Toronto Blue Jays do this winter after winning their first pennant since 1993? It all starts with Bo Bichette.
Jake Elman|
The Los Angeles Dodgers have a lot of work to do this winter despite winning their third World Series in six years.
Jake Elman|
Toronto came about as close as a team can to a title. To get over the hump next year, they'll have to swing big this winter.
Chris Landers|
The Los Angeles Dodgers would give themselves their best chance to three-peat by spending big on these four high-end free agents.
Zachary Rotman|
Yoshinobu Yamamoto's World Series MVP performance wasn't only one of the most impressive of the last decade, but in MLB history, too.
Zachary Rotman|
The Toronto Blue Jays lost the World Series by the smallest of margins, leaving behind a trail of what-ifs in the process.
Zachary Rotman|
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