It is January 3, so the slow portion of the MLB offseason continues. We've still got some big-name free agents available while some trade candidates haven't yet been moved, so some stuff needs to happen before spring training.

The first baseman and slugger Pete Alonso has sparked serious interest from a club on the West Coast of California. The "Polar Bear," as the former New York Mets star is also known, is one of the top free agents in the MLB market.

The Los Angeles Angels have made offseason moves to improve on the worst season in franchise history. Yusei Kikuchi and Kyle Hendricks are there to top the rotation. Jorge Soler is the power bat they needed in the lineup and Travis D’Arnaud will be their backup catcher.

The Toronto Blue Jays have been active in free agency but have not signed any significant pieces. They were in on Juan Soto, making an offer that was turned down by the now-New York Met. And reports surfaced after Corbin Burnes signed in Arizona that Toronto offered more money.

The Toronto Blue Jays have ramped up their offseason efforts by seeking power hitters to strengthen their lineup. The post MLB Rumors: Blue Jays Intensifies Its Search for Power With an $82M Offer to Former Rival Star appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Not exactly Nostradamus-type stuff, but, undaunted, let’s make 25 guesses at what 2025 might bring to the Yankees in the Bronx.

The New York Yankees have had a very busy off-season. The entire month of November and the first third of December was full of Juan Soto speculation. In the end, they wound up losing Soto even though they offered him $760 million.

What will the New York Mets' encore be after their Juan Soto caper? It was nearly a month ago at this point, but Soto going to the Mets is still the top story of the Major League Baseball offseason. The 26-year-old superstar signed a record-smashing $765 million contract,