Signings

The NFL offseason opened with major free agency signings and trades, including wide receiver Mike Evans joining the San Francisco 49ers and edge rusher Trey Hendrickson signing with the Baltimore Ravens. These moves, part of 10 highlighted transactions, set the stage for the 2026 NFL Draft and Super Bowl 61 race. Analysts note impacts from superstar shifts and under-the-radar deals.

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The first day of NFL free agency saw a series of high-profile signings, trades and releases. Teams like the Dolphins, Falcons and Chiefs made significant roster changes, reshaping their lineups early in the period.

The San Francisco Giants have agreed to a two-year, $22 million contract with right-hander Adrian Houser, according to a report. The deal includes a club option for 2028, though the team has not confirmed it. This signing adds a veteran arm to their rotation following a strong first half for Houser in 2025.

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The New York Mets have reportedly agreed to a minor league contract with veteran outfielder Cristian Pache, including a non-roster invitation to spring training. The 27-year-old, known for his defensive skills, joins the team after stints with multiple clubs in 2024. While the Mets have not confirmed the deal, fan reactions have been largely negative.

The Cleveland Guardians have added bullpen depth by signing right-hander Colin Holderman to a one-year contract. Holderman, recently non-tendered by the Pittsburgh Pirates, brings Major League experience with a career 4.13 ERA. The move addresses Cleveland's need for relief pitching as identified by manager Stephen Vogt.

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New York Mets owner Steve Cohen acknowledged fans' disappointment over Pete Alonso's five-year, $155 million deal with the Baltimore Orioles and closer Edwin Díaz's departure, as reported in initial coverage of the slugger's Winter Meetings move.