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With Nelson Cruz off the market, talks are starting to intensify for the Mariners’ new veteran slugger.
After a disappointing finish in 2018, Lucroy will try his luck in Anaheim on a reported $3.35 million deal.
The Cubs might still find some creative ways to stay in play for one of the league’s top free agents this winter.
Add the Rangers, Angels, and Brewers to a long list of teams interested in snagging the top-shelf lefty this winter.
The Blue Jays stand to receive minor league pitching depth in return for Stroman, though a deal doesn’t appear to be nearing completion anytime soon.
The catcher is expected to platoon with starting backstop Wilson Ramos as the Mets head into the 2019 season.
Graveman is reportedly nearing a major-league deal with the Cubs, though he isn’t expected to set foot on the mound until 2020.
As the A’s begin to focus on shoring up their rotation for 2019, Fiers is the first arm to come back on what appears to be a two-year, $14-15 million deal.
Outfielder Ben Gamel and reliever Noah Zavolas are headed to Milwaukee in return.
A week after getting claimed off waivers by the Rangers, Asuaje appears to be closing in on a deal with the Lotte Giants of KBO.
Jimenez is expected to be out of commission until spring training, at which point he’ll start to gear up for his first foray into major-league ball.
The market for Realmuto is narrowing, though a clear frontrunner has yet to emerge in trade talks.
Unable to catch another full-time gig in the majors, Blash will head to Japan in hopes of turning his career around.
Adams is headed back to the Nationals on a one-year, $4 million deal for 2019.
Following an impressive turnaround in 2018, Sánchez is attracting the interest of multiple suitors this offseason.
Tulowitzki is seeking his first full-time gig in the majors after missing the entirety of the 2018 season with bone spurs in his heels.
The White Sox and Indians pulled off an inter-division swap on Friday after sending Alonso to Chicago.
Chapman underwent his second surgery of the offseason on Friday, but the hot-hitting third baseman is expected to be in full health by the start of the 2019 season.
Roberts will begin the 2019 season on the restricted list following his second positive test for a drug of abuse.
The Cubs will approach the Winter Meetings with potential deals in mind, but none of them will involve hot-hitting outfielder Schwarber.
Murray wants a career in MLB and NFL -- but only one of those is likely to happen for the young multi-sport star.
Montero is reportedly ready to end his playing career after a 13-year trek in the majors.
After suffering a season-ending ACL tear in April 2018, Napoli has decided to hang up his cleats for good.
The former Giants reliever will try his luck in Japan during the 2019 season.