MLB

Carlos Correa is reportedly not amenable to the restructured contract the New York Mets are offering.

The New York Mets are likely to restructure their offer to Carlos Correa as concerns about his surgically repaired leg grow.

The New York Yankees are said to be eyeing Bryan Reynolds.

The Los Angeles Angels have signed Brandon Drury to a two-year deal to add depth to their rotation.

Kodai Senga is thrilled to suit up for the New York Mets.

The Boston Red Sox have allegedly signed Justin Turner, who could serve as a backup plan for the ballclub.

The Boston Red Sox are reportedly considering Dansby Swanson, one of the notable names left in free agency.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have reportedly signed Noah Syndergaard for added pitching depth.

The Milwaukee Brewers have signed Owen Miller in exchange for an unnamed player plus cash.

The San Diego Padres have officially signed Xander Bogaerts to a long-term deal.

The Boston Red Sox have signed Masataka Yoshida, beating other MLB teams for the Japanese outfielder's services.

The Philadelphia Phillies have reportedly come to terms with Taijuan Walker, signing the 30-year-old pitcher to a $72 million, four-year deal.

The San Francisco Giants have reportedly signed Mitch Haniger, but they are still in the chase for Aaron Judge.

Masataka Yoshida will need to find an MLB team fast after the Orix Buffaloes have posted for his services next season.

The Chicago Cubs have reportedly met with Carlos Correa in San Diego, a move that could hint at the World Series champion shortstop's next home.

The Oakland Athletics are reportedly close to dealing Sean Murphy although the Atlanta Braves are not one of them per reports.

The Pittsburgh Pirates are standing firm on the decision to keep Bryan Reynolds despite the latter's request for a trade.

The Boston Red Sox and Texas Rangers are reportedly two teams considering outfielder Mitch Haniger.

The Tampa Bay Rays have emerged as an alleged new suitor as the race of Jacob deGrom heats up.

The Chicago Cubs are reportedly monitoring Trea Turner and Dansby Swanson.

Miguel Cabrera has set a simple goal as he plays out the final season of his storied MLB career.