Even with the Philadelphia Phillies making some moves this offseason, there still feels like there’s a need for more if they want to win a World Series.

New York Yankees fans hoping for the biggest of free-agent splashes most likely will be disappointed this year. Much of general manager Brian Cashman's focus at

The Los Angeles Dodgers were handed some positive news on their surprising pursuit of slugging outfielder Kyle Tucker.

The New York Mets are prioritizing their defense and pitching staff after a disastrous second half last season knocked them out of playoff contention.

The Chicago Cubs traded a pair of players, Isaac Paredes and Cam Smith, to the Houston Astros for outfielder Kyle Tucker. He played in just one season with the Cubs, and while he was an All-Star and had a good year, he's now a free agent and likely to sign elsewhere.

The Dodgers have completed an important task of their offseason plan, that being avoiding arbitration to eligible players. Four Dodgers, Brusdar Graterol, Alex Call, Anthony Banda and Brock Stewart, signed deals for the 2026 season to avoid arbitration this week,

The Yankees' priority this offseason is re-upping with outfielder Cody Bellinger, who last season put up a 5.1 WAR -- his highest such figure since his MVP season of 2019. However, the Yankees and Bellinger still have a wide gap in talks and the club is now looking "more seriously" at the aforementioned Bichette, the New York Post reports.