The Minnesota Twins recently brought in a few intriguing minor league signings, including a speedy, defensive outfielder.
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The Kansas City Royals landed a valuable low-cost depth option in former Baltimore Orioles infielder Hanser Alberto, signing him to a minor league deal.
The Chicago Cubs have recently added to two starting pitching options with a bit of upside as they look to fill out their starting rotation.
In need of help at the shortstop position, the Cincinnati Reds have traded for Kyle Holder from the Philadelphia Phillies.
The recent signing of starting pitcher Matt Moore adds a rarely found left-handed pitcher to the Philadelphia Phillies rotation mix.
With the LA Angels reportedly out on adding Trevor Bauer to the starting rotation, where do the Halos go from here? There are options on the market.
The New York Mets have shipped starting pitcher Steven Matz to the Toronto Blue Jays for three young right-handed pitching prospects.
In need of more, cheaper bullpen help, the New York Yankees have reportedly signed veteran relief pitcher and AL East veteran Darren O'Day.
The Baltimore Orioles have filled their void at shortstop by signing free agent Freddy Galvis to a one-year deal, a mutually beneficial deal.
In need of a starting catcher, the Detroit Tigers landed free agent backstop Wilson Ramos, injecting a bit of offense at the same time.
The Minnesota Twins have signed free agent shortstop Andrelton Simmons to a one-year deal, providing a major upgrade to the 2021 roster.