MLB Offseason Sees Record Deals, Key Trades, and Emerging Winners and Losers

Juan Soto's $765M contract headlines a busy offseason with significant moves reshaping team dynamics and player markets.

Juan Soto signed a record-breaking $765M contract with the Yankees, surpassing Shohei Ohtani's previous $700M deal.
The Houston Astros traded Kyle Tucker to the Cubs, raising questions about their 2025 competitiveness after minimal offseason moves.
The Chicago Cubs strengthened their roster with the Tucker trade and other acquisitions, positioning themselves as NL Central favorites.
Left-handed starting pitchers have commanded significant deals, with Max Fried and Blake Snell securing contracts over $180M each.
Key free agents like Corbin Burnes and Sean Manaea remain unsigned, while trade talks swirl around players like Dylan Cease and Luis Castillo.