With Opening Day less than three months away, here is where every team ranks based on their 2026 World Series odds.

After two months of will-they-or-won't-they, the Miami Marlins moved one of their top starting pitchers. Was it going to be Sandy Alcantara or Edward Cabrera? T

The New York Yankees are reportedly interested in bringing back Cody Bellinger but not for the amount of years the free agent is looking for this offseason.

Free agent right-hander Merrill Kelly, after being dealt by the Diamondbacks to the Texas Rangers at the trade deadline last season, is returning to Arizona on a two-year, $40 million deal, sources confirmed to ESPN amid multiple media reports.

The Reds signed relief pitcher Pierce Johnson over the weekend to bolster their bullpen. Bolstering the bullpen has been a huge priority for Nick Krall and Cincinnati's front office over the offseason, having already re-signed closer Emilio Pagan as well as signing left-handed reliever Caleb Ferguson.

Any contract negotiations between the Yankees and All-Star outfielder Cody Bellinger are "at an impasse," reports ESPN. Perhaps more importantly, the Yankees, who were previously of the mindset that Bellinger was attainable, are now reportedly looking toward 2026 under the belief that they won't have Bellinger.

Alex Bregman's tenure with the Boston Red Sox ended up being just one season even though the American League East team wanted to bring him back this offseason.

The Atlanta Braves continued to shuffle their 40-man roster on Monday, announcing a trade with the Tampa Bay Rays that sent left-hander Ken Waldichuk and infielder Brett Wisely to Tampa Bay. In return,

Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Jacob Misiorowski experienced an up-and-down MLB season in 2025. The 23-year-old flamethrower burst onto the scene with a dominant first month, a stretch that earned him an All-Star selection and stirred debate around the league about whether the honor was warranted given his limited experience.

When the Orioles play host to the Athletics at Camden Yards on May 8, fans in attendance will receive a unique bobblehead based on the late rapper Tupac Shakur. The bobblehead, which was revealed by the MLB's official account on social media, features Tupac wearing an Orioles jersey and holding a baseball bat.

The move did not appear publicly for several days, but it represents another step in Kansas City’s effort to stabilize its Triple-A roster. Marrero joins veteran backstop Jorge Alfaro, who also signed a minor league deal earlier this offseason, giving the Royals multiple experienced catchers to handle innings at the upper levels of the system.