2025-26 MLB Offseason Hub
Your complete source for free agency, trades, and hot stove coverage
BREAKING NEWS
Kyle Tucker signs with the Los Angeles Dodgers! The top free agent on the market has agreed to a 4-year, $240 million contract with the back-to-back World Series champions. Tucker's $60M AAV is the second-highest in MLB history. The Dodgers now have eight nine-figure contracts on their roster.
$3B+
Total FA Spending
50+
Major Signings
25+
Trades Completed
Jan 15
Last Updated
Biggest Signings This Offseason
| Player | Position | Team | Contract |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kyle Tucker NEW | OF | Los Angeles Dodgers | 4 years, $240M |
| Dylan Cease | RHP | Toronto Blue Jays | 7 years, $210M |
| Alex Bregman | 3B | Chicago Cubs | 5 years, $175M |
| Ranger Suarez | LHP | Boston Red Sox | 5 years, $130M |
| Josh Naylor | 1B | Seattle Mariners | 5 years, $92.5M |
| Edwin Diaz | RP | Los Angeles Dodgers | 3 years, $69M |
| Kazuma Okamoto | IF | Toronto Blue Jays | 4 years, $60M |
| Munetaka Murakami | INF | Chicago White Sox | 2 years, $34M |
HOT STOVE LATEST
- Jan 15 - Dodgers land Kyle Tucker on 4-year, $240M deal. $60M AAV is second-highest in MLB history.
- Jan 14 - Cubs officially announce Alex Bregman signing. 5 years, $175M with $70M in deferrals.
- Jan 13 - Red Sox finalize Ranger Suarez deal. 5 years, $130M for the lefty ace.
- Jan 10 - Astros sign Japanese RHP Tatsuya Imai from NPB on incentive-laden deal.
- Jan 8 - Mariners lock up Josh Naylor on 5-year, $92.5M contract with full no-trade clause.
Major Trades
| Player | From | To | Return |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nolan Arenado (3B) | Cardinals | Diamondbacks | Prospects TBA |
| Taylor Ward (OF) | Angels | Orioles | Grayson Rodriguez (RHP) |
| Ryan Weathers (LHP) | Marlins | Yankees | 4 prospects |
| Edward Cabrera (RHP) | Marlins | Cubs | Prospects TBA |
| Mauricio Dubon (IF) | Astros | Braves | Nick Allen (IF) |
Still Available: Top Unsigned Free Agents
Bo Bichette (SS)
Former All-Star shortstop still seeking a long-term home. Multiple teams reportedly interested including the Mariners, Tigers, and Red Sox. Could command $150M+ if healthy.
Cody Bellinger (OF/1B)
The former MVP remains unsigned as teams weigh his inconsistent production against his potential upside. Yankees and Giants among teams still in the mix.
Framber Valdez (LHP)
One of the top remaining starters on the market. The Astros ace logged 200+ innings last season. Multiple contenders circling.
J.T. Realmuto (C)
Elite catcher still available as market develops. Teams looking for defensive upgrades behind the plate remain in contact.
Qualifying Offer Acceptances
Four players accepted their $22.025M qualifying offers and will return to their respective teams: Trent Grisham (Yankees), Gleyber Torres (Tigers), Brandon Woodruff (Brewers), and Shota Imanaga (Cubs).
Offseason Coverage
Free Agency Tracker
Complete list of every free agent signing this offseason. Filter by team, position, contract value. Updated daily as deals are announced.
View All SigningsTrade Tracker
Every trade of the 2025-26 offseason with full prospect breakdowns, winner/loser analysis, and impact projections for 2026.
View All Trades2025 World Series Recap
The Dodgers defeated the Blue Jays 4-3 to win back-to-back championships. Complete breakdown of LA's historic run.
Read Recap2026 Futures Odds
Early World Series odds updated after Tucker signing. Dodgers now heavy favorites at +250. Find value in the futures market.
View OddsKey Storylines
Dodgers Building a Superteam
With Kyle Tucker joining Ohtani, Betts, Freeman, and their loaded pitching staff, the Dodgers now have eight nine-figure contracts. They're going for a three-peat and sparing no expense. The question isn't if they're favorites, it's whether anyone can compete.
Blue Jays Bounce Back?
After losing the World Series to the Dodgers, Toronto has been aggressive. Dylan Cease ($210M) and Kazuma Okamoto ($60M) headline their additions. Can they make another run in 2026?
Cubs Retool Around Bregman
Chicago landed Alex Bregman ($175M) and added Edward Cabrera via trade. The Cubs are serious about contending in the NL Central. Is this enough to challenge the Brewers?
Red Sox Finally Spending
Boston lost the Bregman sweepstakes but landed Ranger Suarez ($130M) to anchor their rotation. The Red Sox farm system is stacked, and they're ready to compete in the AL East.