The Kansas City Royals are aiming to return to the MLB postseason in 2026, and if they succeed, the driving force will almost certainly be the elite play of shortstop Bobby Witt Jr. At just 25 years old,

Who's left on the MLB free agency market? USA TODAY Sports ranks the top remaining free agents and breaks down who's already signed.

The international market is always a crapshoot, as teams look to strike gold by adding talent to their organizations with more limited data than they have on stateside prospects.

The Boston Red Sox have had an interesting offseason so far. While they’ve upgraded their rotation by trading for Sonny Gray and Johan Oviedo, their lineup remains incomplete, especially with Alex Bregman still unsigned.

The Winter Meetings in Orlando reshaped the market, but they didn’t finish the job. While several headliners found homes, the free-agent board remains loaded with impact talent capable of swinging pennant races.

While top free agent stars like Pete Alonso and Kyle Schwarber have already made a splash by signing lucrative contracts, there are still several high-profile players who have yet to cash in, including Bo Bichette,

Despite several teams behind Kyle Tucker, the New Yankees and the New York Mets are not ready to give up anytime soon.

Some of the top free agents are already off the board. We look for homes for those remaining high-profile players on the market.

It's never too early to look toward the 2026 MLB season, and that starts with keeping tabs on all the deals. Here are all the notable free agency signings, trades, and extensions throughout the offseason:

Munetaka Murakami needs to decide on his MLB destination in a week. What is the latest on the Japanese star heading to the MLB:

Fifty years after its inception, free agency isn't going anywhere. But the ability for MLB teams to spend unlimited amounts could be.

With the free agent departure of second baseman Jorge Polanco, trade talk has been swirling around Seattle regarding the Cardinals' Brendan Donovan as a trade t