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The San Francisco Giants have emerged from their offseason slumber with the signing of veteran outfielder Harrison Bader to a two-year, $20.5 million deal. Bader, 31, was originally a Cardinals farmhand who paved his MLB pathway with diving catches and incredulous defense in center field. The veteran is joining the Giants after his best season as a Major Leaguer. In 2025, Bader posted a 117 OPS+ and smacked 17 home runs.

The Dodgers' greed has grown to levels that sicken both fans and owners across the entirety of Major League Baseball. After the acquisition of perennial All-Star outfielder Kyle Tucker, LA’s payroll is starting to look like Mark Cuban’s checking account. However, the concurrent additions of big-name free agents come with their disadvantages. What’s to come for young talent on the LA roster? Specifically, I’m referring to young starting pitcher Emmet Sheehan.

Is this real life? Or could it be fantasy? Los Angeles has assembled a walking death star to man the field in Chavez Ravine that has owners and baseball fans demanding a leveling of the playing field. On January 15, 2026, the Dodgers and Kyle Tucker agreed to a four-year, $240 million deal ($60 million average annual value, or AAV). Of course, with deferrals. Tucker, 29, has been one of the premier hitters in baseball since his first real opportunity in the shortened 2020 sea

The Reds entered the 2025/2026 offseason coming off an 83-win season where they finished above .500 in a middling NL Central. Surely they’re adding, right? Sort of.  Cincinnati has made slight additions to its bullpen and bench. Relief options Pierce Johnson, Brocke Burke, and Caleb Ferguson have been added to the mix, along with the retention of 2025 closer Emilio Pagan. As for the bench, rangy outfielder Dane Meyers made his way over from Miami via trade.

On January 16th, 2026, the New York Mets and star shortstop Bo Bichette agreed on a 3-year, $126 million deal. The new star in Queens will be New York’s set-and-forget third baseman playing in an infield that includes the likes of Francisco Lindor, Marcus Semien, and Jorge Polanco. The Mets are building something. Maybe a Phillie killer? 

It’s been a fun past couple of games for the Wolves as they are 5-2 in their past 7 games. But it seems like nobody is having as much fun as Bones Hyland. Bones has been playing some of the best basketball of his career recently for Minnesota, and it’s right when they need him most. On the season, Bones is averaging 7 points per game off the bench, and he’s doing this with a very limited 13 minutes per game. He has been a crucial piece to help stabilize the second unit for th