Mike Napoli, Brandon Moss, Logan Morrison, and Chris Carter learn that it’s a tough offseason to be a veteran bat.
Hal Steinbrenner asked a question without really wanting to know the answer.
Aroldis Chapman returns to New York five months after being traded, signing the richest deal ever for a reliever.
Matt Holliday is 37, but the Yankees hope the longtime slugger can still beef up the middle of their lineup.
In clearing the catcher job for Gary Sanchez the Yankees got good value in return for Brian McCann.
Houston got to work in a hurry, trading for Brian McCann and signing Josh Reddick and Charlie Morton.
Mike Trout trade speculation, Boston going after Greg Holland, and Miami bidding on Kenley Jansen.
Baltimore goes dumpster diving, Cleveland brings Coco Crisp home, and the Jeff Francoeur tour adds another stop.
How a lesser known Yankees prospect is helping himself stand out.
Erick Aybar isn’t what he once was, but he’ll work for what the Tigers need and the price was right.
The Cubs are a well-run organization who, relative to other buyers this summer, seemed to overpay for Aroldis Chapman. Do we need to reframe their choice?
Does the jump from “good” to “great” make all the difference when it comes to acquiring a closer?
The Yankees finally waved the white flag, and the reward is already obvious.
The veteran is traded out of New York at the 11th hour for the second time in four years.
After their deal for Jonathan Lucroy falls through, the Indians pivot and snag their new closer out of the Bronx.
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