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The Atlanta Braves are bringing back starting pitcher Josh Tomlin, who helped Atlanta as a bullpen arm and spot starter in 2020.

Looking to rebound from a rough 2020 season, here are three free agents the Washington Nationals should sign this offseason.

Now that the MLB season is over and free agency is beginning, let's take a look at our mailbag and answer some questions.

The Cleveland Indians are looking to trade their start shortstop in Francisco Lindor before Opening Day. What could they get for him?

The New York Mets are looking to transform themselves into a championship caliber team. A part of that push appears to involve pursuing Trevor Bauer.

Japanese star Yudai Ohno is bypassing a chance to come to Major League Baseball, as he has signed a three year extension to remain in Japan.

One of the top pitchers is off the market, as Marcus Stroman was impressed enough with New York Mets owner Steven Cohen to accept the qualifying offer.

Steve Cohen, the new owner for the New York Mets, dazzled fans in an introductory press conference on Tuesday promising championship aspirations.

After watching other managers implicated in AstroGate receive a second chance, it is time for former New York Mets manager Carlos Beltran to get his.

The Boston Red Sox have brought back former video replay coordinator J.T. Watkins, making him a scout in the organization.

According to reports, the Toronto Blue Jays are eyeing free-agent Andrelton Simmons. How would he fit into the infield? How does it affect Bo Bichette?

Tetsuto Yamada was expected to look to come to Major League Baseball, but the Yakult Swallows are not letting him escape without a fight.

The Chicago White Sox are continuing to stick by Tony La Russa despite all the evidence saying that they should not.

Former Houston Astros General Manager Jeff Luhnow filed a breach of contract lawsuit against the club on Monday, seeking $22 million in restitution.

The Chicago White Sox could use some pitching help in 2021, but they won't be getting it from Marcus Stroman. And it's all because of Tony La Russa.

The Seattle Mariners have not made the playoffs since 2001, but Kyle Lewis' 2020 AL Rookie of the Year Award is a sign of better things to come in Seattle.