January and February is typically when teams sit back and wait for free agents and potential trade partners to get desperate. Seven of our top 10 and 25 of our top 50 free agents have signed. Teams will put the squeeze on the remaining unsigned free agents with spring training approaching.

Still, some notable free agents and trade targets remain available, and that means a daily supply of MLB rumors as we move deeper into the back half of the offseason. Speaking of which, Monday's supply of rumors can be found just below.

Luis Castillo? Dylan Cease? Several aces are available in the trade market, but it would cost the Orioles some significant capital.

Given the team's goals, it comes as little surprise to know that trading Nolan Arenado is John ... isn't worth what he's asking for. Just ask Corbin Burnes how that experience is.

What should the Red Sox do with Triston Casas? Read about the situation at MLB Trade Rumors and have your say in the poll.

Arenado hoping for trade to Red Sox. The St. Louis Cardinals are shopping veteran third baseman Nolan Arenado as they lean into a youth movement and look to shed payroll. Arenado

The first two months of the offseason featured quite a bit of action. Juan Soto joined the New York Mets on the richest contract in sports history, the Los Angeles Dodgers landed two-time Cy Young Award winner Blake Snell and Corbin Burnes turned heads by choosing to sign with the Arizona Diamondbacks.

With 2025 well underway and Opening Day drawing closer, MLB's free-agent market continues to unfold slowly, with Corbin Burnes ... preferred destination' for Nolan Arenado As the St. Louis ...

Knowing what we know now, let’s revisit the trade market and run through some of the top names who could change hands between now and Opening Day.

With Spring Training only a month away and dozens of free agents still looking for jobs, it seemed like a good time to dive into the inbox and answer some hot stove questions. Some questions have been

St. Louis Cardinals, by not making significant additions from outside, have placed pressure squarely on their returning players and staff.

MLB Network is continuing its annual tradition of ranking the “Top 10 Players Right Now” at each position. Using rankings based on past performance, various offensive and defensive metrics (including both advanced statistics and traditional numbers) and analysis by the MLB Network research team,