While the cold months keep most of us indoors, MLB’s offseason opens the door to endless roster-building rabbit holes. As MLB’s annual winter meetings start next week, let’s take a look at what teams have the most money to spend ahead of the 2026 season.

The NFL season might still be going on, and spring training is a few months away, but it's never too early to start prepping for your upcoming 2026 fantasy baseball drafts. We are entering the heart of the baseball offseason and should see some big free agent signings as well as big-time trades.

Baseball during the 21st century has seen it all: An analytics revolution. Scandals involving substances of both the pharmaceutical and “sticky” variety (with sign-stealing drama for good measure). Scores of all-time great players began and ended their ...

Cristopher Sanchez was a breakout star in 2025, posting a 2.50 ERA, 1.06 WHIP, and 26.3 percent strikeout rate in 202 innings. He pitches for a strong team and has an elite changeup to put away righties. This all feels very real.

Expected to receive one of the biggest contracts in MLB history, Kyle Tucker leads the 2025-26 free agent class.

Teams looking for rotation help this winter have a deep group to choose from. The class features durable veterans and pitchers who’ve shown flashes of top-tier upside, and most come with long, big-league track records.

The Philadelphia Phillies are poised to make significant strides next season, with the organization anticipating a strong resurgence in 2026 thanks to impressive new acquisitions.

The scouting report: Diaz, 34, doesn't offer much baserunning or defensive ability, but he's reliable at the plate. If he can get close to last year's numbers -- .300 average and 25 homers -- he'll be a huge bargain, and his option would be an easy pickup. Given his age, his bat speed could decrease soon.

Dynasty leagues are unique because they ask us to predict the future with a confidence we rarely apply to our real lives. We convince ourselves we know which 19-year-old prospect