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Cincinnati Reds signed free agent pitcher Tyler Gilbert, 30, of Santa Cruz to a minor-league contract last week and invited him to spring training.

While the Steelers would like to see Rudolph back on the team, free agency is a two-way street that requires both parties to be interested in one another.

Cody Bellinger was nowhere to be seen, though his presence was hard to miss. The free agent slugger cast a shadow over Chicago's annual fan convention as he mulls his options in free agency following a resurgent season with the Cubs. “He's a tremendous baseball player, and he's going through the process, which is what he's played this long and this hard to be able to do," Gold Glove left fielder Ian Happ said.

Shōta Imanaga's $53 million, four-year contract with the Chicago Cubs includes a club option that could extend the deal to $80 million over five seasons. Under the deal, the Cubs can exercise a 2028 option after 2025 or '26. If the team declines the option in either instance, Imanaga would have the right to opt out of the remainder of the contract to become a free agent.

Former Alabama RB Derrick Henry has had a monster of a career with the Tennessee Titans, but it may have come to an end.

The Twins signed someone to a major league contract! Josh Staumont, formerly of the Royals, was non-tendered after an injury plagued season. The Twins signed him today. He would figure to have a shot to help in the bullpen. https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2023/12/twins-sign-josh-staumont.html

The Twins signed someone to a major league contract! Josh Staumont, formerly of the Royals, was non-tendered after an injury plagued season. The Twins signed him today. He would figure to have a shot to help in the bullpen. https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2023/12/twins-sign-josh-staumont.html

The Los Angeles Dodgers have finalized their 12-year deal with right-hander Yoshinobu Yamamoto, teaming the prized free agent with Shohei Ohtani in their prolific winter spending spree. The Dodgers didn't disclose the value of the deal they announced Wednesday, but several media reports have tagged it at $325 million. The 25-year-old Yamamoto has been Japan's most dominant pitcher over the past few seasons, and he was coveted by teams across the majors after he elected to leave the O...

The early start on signing pitchers assures a minimum number of innings, but will they get lapped as free agent prices rise.

Consider how it went the last few times they thought they knew what they were getting, the gambling seems a great deal more prudent.