The New York Yankees added a former Detroit Tigers and Houston Astros reliever with a spring training invite as the team continues evaluating bullpen depth ahead of the 2026 season.
Pressure continues on the Houston Astros, as there is significant interest from the Boston Red Sox, Pittsburgh Pirates, and other MLB teams in one of the team’s infielders, who still has one year remaining on his contract.
The Houston Astros added a 25-year-old catcher with prior experience in the New York Yankees organization, making an unusual roster move ahead of the upcoming season.
The New York Mets have reportedly added a former Houston Astros shortstop to strengthen their infield depth following the Bo Bichette acquisition ahead of spring training.
José Altuve made it very clear what is still missing for him to be able to play in the World Baseball Classic, and Carlos Correa was not far behind in outlining what his potential participation with Puerto Rico could look like.
The Boston Red Sox are actively seeking to bolster their roster and have reportedly set their sights on a two-time All-Star player from the Houston Astros.
The Boston Red Sox are generating significant buzz with their offseason activities, particularly following reports of a high-profile acquisition from the Houston Astros.
The 2026 season hasn’t even begun, yet Joe Espada has already given reporters a clear hint at what the Houston Astros’ rotation could look like as they aim to be among the best teams in baseball this year.
The Yankees could explore a Houston Astros trade scenario with Cody Bellinger’s future still unresolved, leaving New York to weigh contingency plans.
The Philadelphia Phillies lost Tatsuya Imai to the Houston Astros, but three names appeared on the horizon as the next possible targets.
With the New York Yankees, Philadelphia Phillies, and several other MLB clubs interested, Tatsuya Imai has now joined the Houston Astros in a lucrative deal for the Japanese pitcher.
Japanese standout Tatsuya Imai has finally revealed his choice for a new team in Major League Baseball, and it's a surprising one.
The New York Yankees could still make a major rotation move this offseason, with a proven Houston Astros left-hander emerging as a potential target alongside their pursuit of Cody Bellinger.
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