Overview
- Houston reacquired Carlos Correa from the Twins and secured over $30 million in salary relief on his remaining contract
- Shane Bieber was the lone frontline starter moved, highlighting how most rotation arms stayed with their original clubs
- Only three Top 100 prospects changed hands—all tied to bullpen deals—and the Yankees gave up six of their top 30 prospects for late-inning help
- The Minnesota Twins traded ten players within 24 hours to trigger a full-scale roster teardown and signal a rebuild
- Los Angeles stuck to its offseason blueprint by avoiding high-cost prospects and premium relievers, instead making modest depth additions like Brock Stewart and Alex Call