The scouting report: Diaz, 34, doesn't offer much baserunning or defensive ability, but he's reliable at the plate. If he can get close to last year's numbers -- .300 average and 25 homers -- he'll be a huge bargain, and his option would be an easy pickup. Given his age, his bat speed could decrease soon.

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And no one rebuilt their team at the winter meetings using a series of trades more than St. Louis Cardinals GM Whitey Herzog in 1980, who engineered three trades involving 23 players, including future Hall of Famers Bruce Sutter, Rollie Fingers and Ted Simmons. Two years later, the Cardinals won the World Series with Herzog as manager.

With Ryan Helsley off the market, Pete Fairbanks might be the next closer to sign. The Toronto Blue Jays and Miami Marlins are among the teams interested in him, according to industry sources briefed on his market.

The Cleveland Guardians defied the odds in 2025. From coming back down from a 15.5-game deficit for first place in the AL Central, to appearing in the MLB Posts

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T he Philadelphia Phillies will head into the 2026 season facing questions about whether their current core can finally deliver a deeper run in the MLB playoffs. One of the biggest storylines centers on right-handed starter Aaron Nola and what version of him the team will see next year.

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