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The Red Sox acquired outfielder Tyler O’Neill from the St. Louis Cardinals on Friday, bringing in a two-time Gold Glove winner to replace the departing Alex Verdugo. St. Louis received right-handers Nick Robertson and Victor Santos in return. O’Neill finished eighth in the NL MVP voting in 2021, batting .286 with 34 homers and 80 RBIs.

The Yankees are dealing with heavy hitters like the Mets and Dodgers for Yoshinobu Yamamoto, but Brian Cashman is optimistic.

Yoshinobu Yamamoto reportedly met with Mets owner Steve Cohen in Japan last week.

A gondola from Union Station to Dodger Stadium could cost up to $500 million, and questions remain about how exactly it will get paid for.

The gondola system could move up to 5,500 people per hour in each direction, meaning more than 10,000 fans could be transported to Dodger Stadium two hours before the start of a game or event.

Ron Washington is back managing for the first time since 2014, and the two-time AL champion walks into a challenging situation with LA.

The Los Angeles Angels will not trade three-time AL MVP Mike Trout, general manager Perry Minasian confirmed at MLB's winter meetings on Tuesday. Minasian responded to the annual questions about Trout's future with the underachieving Angels by providing the same answer he has given in past years — and the same answer given by owner Arte Moreno's previous general managers. “Mike Trout will not be getting traded, 100%,” Minasian told MLB.com and other outlets.

Shohei Ohtani met with the Dodgers a few days ago at Dodger Stadium, manager Dave Roberts revealed at the winter meetings.

Kenta Maeda sees a lot of the Old English “D” on jerseys and caps in Japan. “I think a lot of people in Japan are already wearing hats and jerseys not knowing it’s the Detroit Tigers, just for the looks.” Maeda spoke from Japan through translator Daichi Sekizaki during a Zoom news conference Thursday night (Friday in Japan) after agreeing this week to a $24 million, two-year contract with Detroit.

Shohei Ohtani won his third consecutive Edgar Martinez Outstanding Designated Hitter Award on Thursday, making him one of the only two baseball players in history who have won the award three straight years. What this means: Ohtani, 29, beat Atlanta Braves designated hitter Marcell Ozuna, who batted .274/.351/.567 with 40 home runs, 29 doubles and 100 RBIs in 142 games, in the award competition this season, according to MLB. With the recent win, Ohtani joins Hall of Famer David Ortiz as the on...