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It seems L.A. isn't as glamorous as it was a couple of years ago, with a focus on fiscal responsibility rather than big-name glitz this offseason.

Carlos Carrasco's $14 million club option for 2023 under his new deal with the Cleveland Indians would become guaranteed if he pitches 170 or more innings in 2022 and is expected to be healthy for the following season.

Adam Ottavino, whose deal with New York was announced Thursday, will be the first Yankee to wear No. 0.

The Dodgers and outfielder A.J. Pollock have agreed to a deal, sources confirmed to ESPN.

Reliever Brad Brach, who had a 3.59 ERA and 12 saves between Baltimore and Atlanta last season, has reached a one-year deal with the Cubs, a source told ESPN.

As part of moves aimed at reducing the use of relief pitchers and reviving offense, MLB reportedly is thinking about again going with a 15-day DL and increasing option time.

Manny in pinstripes? Bryce in the Bronx? The rumor mill might be telling us otherwise. But Bombers fans like big offseason splashes -- and usually get them.

At the wishes of Roy Halladay's family, the late pitcher's Baseball Hall of Fame plaque won't have a team logo on his hat. Halladay spent his career between the Toronto Blue Jays and Philadelphia Phillies.

Ichiro Suzuki, who unofficially retired last May and took a front-office job with the Mariners, has signed a minor league deal with the team, his agent said.

Drew Pomeranz, who went 2-6 with a 6.08 ERA while earning $8.5 million with the Red Sox last season, has agreed to a 1-year, $1.5 million deal with the Giants.

Drew Pomeranz, who went 2-6 with a 6.08 ERA while earning $8.5 million with the Red Sox last season, has agreed to a 1-year, $1.5 million deal with the Giants, a source told ESPN.

Alex Rodriguez, who will be eligible for induction into the Hall of Fame in 2022, wants Roger Clemens and Barry Bonds, whose cases are tainted by alleged PED use, to make it in to help his own candidacy.

The Milwaukee Brewers promoted general manager David Stearns to president of baseball operations and extended his contract Wednesday.

Win or lose, the unanimous new Hall of Famer -- and the greatest postseason performer of all time -- never let you see him sweat. Behind the facade, he was on fire.

Cooperstown is a better place now that Mariano Rivera got 100 percent of the BBWAA vote.

Tim Kurkjian shares a few stories you've never heard about each new member of the 2019 Cooperstown class.

The sweet-swinging Mariners legend long deserved a trip to Cooperstown, and his election means everything for the city he never left as a player.

The 2019 ballots showed small gains for both, but it's what those who didn't vote for them tell us that says their day in Cooperstown is unlikely to come.

Win or lose, the unanimous new Hall of Famer -- and the greatest postseason performer of all time -- never let you see him sweat. Behind the facade, he was on fire.

With a class highlighted by the first unanimous selection headed to the Hall, we break down who got the best news -- and who got a reality check -- from Tuesday's announcement.