The latest MLB Rumors as the hot stove is already beyond warm, with moves the Yankees, Red Sox and Dodgers could be ready to make.

MLB rumors around Kyle Tucker and Cody Bellinger don’t seem to be stopping, and a new big-spending team has joined the race.

Why MLB teams like Kyle Tucker but hesitate to commit major money in the 2025 free agency cycle despite his strong professional resume.

Former Cardinals closer Ryan Helsley, who disappointed for the Mets after being traded there last season, has upwards of 15 teams with interest in him as he weighs trying to convert to a starting pitcher, reports The Athletic. Mike Axisa of CBS Sports examined Helsley along with two other possible reliever conversions this morning.

The Dodgers cashed in big after winning the World Series, securing one of the largest postseason bonuses in recent MLB history. Here’s the complete rundown of how every playoff team was compensated. Los Angeles Dodgers – World Series Champions Oct 25,

Anthony Rendon and Stephen Strasburg both signed seven-year, $245 million deals after the 2019 season. They didn't work out.

"Pagán rebounded from an ugly first season in Cincinnati to save 32 games with a 2.88 ERA in 2025," The Athletic's Andy McCullough wrote. "Might as well run it back. I’m sure Reds fans would prefer to read about Kyle Schwarber making a triumphant return to his hometown. This is the best homecoming I can offer you."

Still just 30 years old, Cody Bellinger has been a National League MVP, a World Series champion and has played admirably for three of the most storied franchises in Major League Baseball: The Los Angeles Dodgers, Chicago Cubs and New York Yankees. And still, he hasn’t found a permanent home.