Offseason Moves

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Photorealistic image depicting Mets pitcher Freddy Peralta on the mound at Citi Field, with trade graphic showing acquisition from Brewers.
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Mets acquire ace Freddy Peralta in trade with Brewers

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The New York Mets have traded prospects Jett Williams and Brandon Sproat to the Milwaukee Brewers for right-handers Freddy Peralta and Tobias Myers, bolstering their rotation for the 2026 season. Peralta, a two-time All-Star coming off a career-best year, joins a revamped Mets roster amid an aggressive offseason rebuild. Brewers president Matt Arnold described the deal as emotional but necessary to balance present and future needs.

The New York Yankees have re-signed outfielder Cody Bellinger to a five-year, $162.5 million deal, aiming to build on last season's momentum after an early playoff exit. Bellinger expressed enthusiasm for returning to the team he credits with strong chemistry and winning culture. General manager Brian Cashman highlighted the agreement as a key offseason priority.

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The Toronto Blue Jays have significantly strengthened their starting rotation during the offseason, positioning it as one of the best in baseball for 2026. Key additions like Dylan Cease and Cody Ponce replace underperforming pitchers from 2025, while depth options provide resilience against injuries. The status of José Berríos remains a pivotal question as spring training approaches.

The Toronto Blue Jays have signed outfielder Eloy Jimenez to a minor league contract with an invitation to major league spring training. The 29-year-old slugger, once a top prospect for the Chicago White Sox, brings power potential despite recent struggles. This low-risk move adds depth to Toronto's offseason roster.

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Arizona Diamondbacks GM Mike Hazen detailed injuries prompting trade talks for All-Star Ketel Marte but shut down discussions after subpar offers from four teams, speaking with Marte and eyeing Spring Training reunion amid Bregman budget hurdles.

The Houston Astros have bolstered their pitching staff with the addition of Japanese pitcher Tatsuya Imai, marking the likely final move in their offseason overhaul. Despite the probable loss of Framber Valdez to free agency, the team has added three starting pitchers and built significant depth to address last season's injury woes. Manager Joe Espada expressed excitement about the group's potential to ease pressure on the bullpen.

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The Minnesota Twins acquired infielder Eric Wagaman from the Miami Marlins on Friday in exchange for minor league reliever Kade Bragg. Wagaman, who hit .250 with nine home runs in his first full MLB season last year, adds right-handed balance to the Twins' corner infield and designated hitter positions. The Marlins gain a promising left-handed pitching prospect to bolster their bullpen.

 

 

 

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