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The Chicago Cubs are reportedly interested in Jose Abreu. He would be a perfect fit as they look to emerge from their rebuilding process.

Pedro Martinez sees disaster in the Boston Red Sox future. Unless they can keep their core together, they will lose a major part of their identity.

The Dodgers front office built superbly on a strong talent base to create the strongest performance of any MLB front office in 2022.

The Dansby Swanson question for the Atlanta Braves has begun earlier than many expected, and will likely dominate the offseason in Atlanta.

On paper built to win in the postseason, the New York Mets wilted while the Atlanta Braves were rusty and ran into a Philadelphia Phillies buzzsaw.

Kodai Senga is finally on the cusp of getting his wish. The Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks is set to opt out of his contract and become an international free agent.

Shintaro Fujinami is reportedly set to be posted. He is going to be one of the most fascinating players in MLB free agency this offseason.

Alex Rodriguez feels that the New York Yankees are making a mistake by having Aaron Judge hit leadoff. He is completely wrong.

Ha-Seong Kim emerged as an important piece for the San Diego Padres this season. In the process, he is the new standard for KBO position players.

Our rankings of MLB front offices heads to the AL West, where some great decisions were countered by a historically bad showing.

Not content to add one bust with the Boston Red Sox in Pablo Sandoval, the Cangrejeros of Santurce doubled down. Rusney Castillo is heading to Puerto Rico.

Jose Barrero was supposed to be a key part of the Cincinnati Reds future. Instead, he is facing a make or break campaign in 2023.

There are few days I remember as vividly as I do June 23, 1984, the day Bruce Sutter and Ryne Sandberg became intertwined forever in MLB history.

For Dodgers manager Dave Roberts, choosing Tony Gonsolin over Tyler Anderson for Game 3 of the NLDS against the Padres was all about the off day.

The Cardinals' holdover core carried them to the division title. But the MLB team's front office did nothing much to improve the on-field product in 2022.