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Details On The Yankees/Orioles Deadline Talks About Adley Rutschman
Prior to the blockbuster deal that sent Adley Rutschman to the Red Sox at the trade deadline, the Orioles were also discussing Rutschman with two other division rivals. The Rays and Yankees were known to have shown some interest in Rutschman’s services, and Jon Heyman of the New York Post shared some details on the […]
Dodgers, Braves Announce NLDS Rosters
The NL West and NL East champions will square off when the Dodgers host the Braves in Game 1 of the NLDS in Los Angeles. Tarik Skubal will start for the two-time defending World Series champs, while Atlanta counters with Dylan Dodd (as per MLB.com’s Mark Bowman) as the opener in what is expected to […]
Brewers, Padres Announce NLDS Rosters
The Brewers and Padres play Game 1 of the NLDS tonight in Milwaukee, with Jacob Misiorowski starting against Robbie Ray. The clubs have announced their 26-man rosters for the series, though the Padres have already made one change since the initial announcement this morning. Right-hander Randy Vasquez will temporarily replace fellow righty Walker Buehler, as […]
Rays Announce ALDS Roster
After winning 98 games, the AL East title, a first-round bye, and homefield advantage through the AL playoffs, the Rays are ready to begin their postseason journey. In advance of Game 1 of the ALDS against the Yankees, the Rays released their 26-man roster, led by Game 1 starter Drew Rasmussen. Catchers: Nick Fortes, Liam […]
Guardians, White Sox Announce ALDS Rosters
For the first time in the two franchises’ mutual 126 seasons of existence, the White Sox and Guardians will meet in the postseason. Hagen Smith starts (or, more accurately, opens) for Chicago against Guards starter Parker Messick in Game 1 of the ALDS this afternoon in Cleveland, and both clubs have now officially released their […]
Yankees Leave Aaron Judge Off ALDS Roster
Aaron Judge isn’t part of the Yankees’ roster for the AL Division Series, according to YES Network’s Jack Curry. Barring an injury that requires the removal of someone on the current 26-man roster, Judge will miss New York’s second consecutive playoff series. A right calf strain forced Judge to make an early exit from the […]
2026-27 Offseason Outlook Series
MLB Trade Rumors’ annual Offseason Outlook series is back, as we’re breaking down how all 30 teams may address their roster needs over the coming winter. The Offseason Outlooks are exclusive to Trade Rumors Front Office subscribers, and that link provides details on how to sign up for an annual membership. This is the series’ official […]
The Opener: ALDS, NLDS, Arbitration Projections
Three Hall-of-Famers share an October 3 birthday. Dennis Eckersley turns 72 years old today, Dave Winfield turns 75, and Fred Clarke (who passed away in 1960) was born on this day back in 1872. Each member of this trio played for a World Series champion, among their many other accomplishments. 1. White Sox/Guardians and Yankees/Rays […]
Projected Arbitration Salaries For 2027
Matt Swartz has created a model to project salaries for arbitration eligible players, which we’ve been publishing at MLB Trade Rumors for well over a decade. In the baseball industry, teams and agents determine arbitration salaries by identifying comparable players. To project the entire arbitration class in this way would take a massive amount of […]
D-Backs’ Executives Speak About Relationship With Ketel Marte
One of the biggest questions facing D-Backs brass is whether to put Ketel Marte on the trade block. Arizona listened to offers on their star second baseman last winter but seemingly didn’t come close to a deal. Marte crossed ten years of service time in early April, thereby securing full no-trade rights because he’s also […]
Hoyer: Cubs To Prioritize Offseason Around Pitching
The Cubs’ season came to an unceremonious end on Wednesday. Chicago was easily swept out of the Wild Card Series by San Diego. They lost by a combined 12-1 margin over the two contests. President of baseball operations Jed Hoyer met with reporters (including ESPN’s Jesse Rogers and Vinnie Duber of The Chicago Sun-Times) as […]
Brewers Notes: Vaughn, Woodruff
The Brewers activated Andrew Vaughn from the 10-day injured list on Friday. That positions the corner infielder to be on the Division Series roster when Milwaukee announces their 26-man squad for their matchup with the Padres. Vaughn has been out since September 22 due to illness. He should essentially be full-go for the postseason. He’ll provide […]
Diamondbacks To Reduce Payroll In 2027
The Diamondbacks came up two games shy of a playoff spot despite running a franchise-high payroll. Their spending will come down next season on the heels of their third straight missed October. “It will not be at the same level. It’ll be a lower payroll than we had this year,” owner Ken Kendrick told Burns […]
Previewing The Upcoming DH Class
With the regular season in the books, MLBTR is taking a position-by-position look at the 2026-27 free agent market. Next up is the collection of designated hitter options. Obviously, there are plenty of candidates at other positions — first base and corner outfield in particular — that some teams might view as more suited for […]
Jose Urquidy Remains Free Agent
5:00pm: Multiple sources, including Antonio Puesán, now report that Urquidy has not signed a deal with the Pirates. It appears it was a mistake in the MLB.com transaction logs. Urquidy remains a free agent. 4:40pm: Veteran righty Jose Urquidy cleared waivers and elected free agency on Wednesday. He didn’t have to wait long to find […]
Front Office Subscriber Chat Transcript
Anthony Franco Good afternoon, hope you’re all doing well! Looking forward to another of these, let’s get rolling Isabella It feels like each of the lower seeds has a shot at an upset this postseason with the Yankees most likely, then White Sox, Braves, and Padres being least likely (but even then an upset of […]
Mariners Claim Michael Toglia
The Mariners have claimed first baseman Michael Toglia off waivers from the Reds, per a team announcement. It wasn’t previously reported that Cincinnati had placed Toglia on waivers. He’d been on the 60-day IL since early September after dislocating his shoulder. Cincinnati added Toglia on a minor league deal over the winter after Colorado dropped […]
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Reds Announce Coaching Updates
The Reds head into the offseason with multiple roles to fill on the coaching staff under manager Terry Francona. The club confirmed pitching coach Derek Johnson won’t be back next season. Cincinnati also dismissed assistant hitting coach Will Remillard, president of baseball operations Nick Krall and general manager Brad Meador told reporters, including Charlie Goldsmith […]
Mickey Gasper Undergoes Biceps Surgery
Oct. 2: Gasper had a successful Distal Biceps tendon repair today, the Red Sox announced. He mentioned earlier this week that he’s looking at a four- to six-month recovery timetable (h/t Tim Healey of the Boston Globe). Even the longer end of that estimate should put Gasper on track to be ready for the start of […]
Yankees Outright Alexander Cornielle
The Yankees sent right-hander Alexander Cornielle outright to their Florida Complex League affiliate, per a team announcement. He was designated for assignment on Tuesday when Giancarlo Stanton was activated from the 60-day IL. Cornielle passed through waivers and will remain in the minors with the organization. It’s the first outright for Cornielle, so he had […]
Byron Buxton Ready For 2027, Twins Not Planning To Trade Him
Twins outfielder Byron Buxton battled hip injuries for most of his 2026 campaign. The issue finally led to surgery in September. Buxton is progressing well in his recovery and is on track to be healthy for the 2027 season, per Dan Hayes of The Athletic. Buxton had arthroscopic right hip surgery on September 18. He’ll […]
The Opener: Phillies, Kerr, Division Series Matchups
Chris Sale kicked off the postseason with a quality start on Tuesday. He closed out the Wild Card round by securing the final four outs last night. The lefty is ready to go for the NLDS. “If I’d have to pitch tomorrow, I’d pitch tomorrow,” Sale said (h/t Gabe Burns of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution). 1. […]
Offseason Outlook: Miami Marlins
A promising start to the season was derailed by a franchise-record 12-game losing stream early in the summer. That led to another deadline spent doing more selling than buying, but the Marlins’ short-term outlook is increasingly bright thanks to some breakthrough performances in 2026. Guaranteed Contracts None Other Financial Obligations $20MM total owed to Yankees […]
Krall Discusses Reds’ Position Player Needs
The Reds enter the offseason looking to rebound from a last place finish in the NL Central. They have deficiencies in virtually every part of the roster but will certainly need to improve an offense that ranked at the bottom of the National League in scoring. President of baseball operations Nick Krall and general manager […]
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