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The Phillies have traded for Mariners All-Star infielder Jean Segura. The deal sends first baseman Carlos Santana and shortstop J.P. Crawford to Seattle.

A swap with Seattle is on the verge of bringing an All-Star shortstop to Philadelphia. Does the move help or hurt the franchise's chances of adding one of this winter's biggest free agents?

The Mariners have completed the deal that will send Robinson Cano and ace closer Edwin Diaz to the Mets for two highly rated prospects as well as outfielder Jay Bruce, reliever Anthony Swarzak and right-hander Gerson Bautista.

Seibu Lions ace left-hander Yusei Kikuchi is available to major league teams starting Tuesday, and will have until Jan. 2 to sign with a major league club. The Yankees are expected to be among those interested.

Manager Dave Roberts, who just led the Dodgers to their second straight World Series in three seasons at the helm, has agreed on a four-extension with Los Angeles through 2022.

Despite his lengthy injury history, a deep dive into the numbers shows why signing the center fielder this winter might be a smart move.

Between free agents and potential trades, the premium pitchers teams might pursue this offseason offer big benefits -- and a few risks.

Touched by the events in the area they call home, Brewers teammates Christian Yelich, Ryan Braun and Mike Moustakas are raising money to help out.

The Phillies are close to trading for Mariners All-Star infielder Jean Segura, according to multiple reports. The deal would involve multiple players and requires Segura to waive his no-trade clause.

In betting that Robinson Cano and Edwin Diaz will defy baseball trends, New York gave away a big part of its future for a chance to be better right now.

With several veteran players left he could deal even after trading Robinson Cano and Edwin Diaz to the Mets, the GM has more work ahead of him.

With a blockbuster trade between New York and Seattle taking place, it's worth asking how much the former All-Star has left -- beyond his big contract.

The Mariners and Mets agreed Saturday to a trade that will send Edwin Diaz and Robinson Cano to the Mets in exchange for five players, according to multiple reports.

Edwin Diaz and Robinson Cano would be a boost to the Mets, but is it worth taking on Cano's big contract and losing two top prospects when less costly alternatives were available.

The former All-Star catcher could be worth as much as four wins for the Nats. But what about the return for the Indians?

Billy Hamilton was non-tendered by the Reds on Friday following a season in which he hit .236 and his stolen bases dropped from 59 to 34.

After hitting .202 with four homers and 21 RBI in 46 games after the Brewers traded for him, the team made Jonathan Schoop a free agent by failing to offer a contract for 2019.

A person familiar with the talks says the Cleveland Indians have agreed to trade All-Star catcher Yan Gomes to the Washington Nationals.

One unidentified major league player tested positive for a banned stimulant in the year ending with the World Series.

Several intriguing players joined the ranks of free agency Friday, including Billy Hamilton and Jonathan Schoop. What teams might be interested?