MLB Off-Season Signing Tracker: All the top free agent moves

Keep up with the latest free agent moves throughout the MLB off-season as we track the biggest signings throughout the winter months.

And keep up with all the trades from the off-season here.

Jan. 8

Amed Rosario, INF
Team: Washington Nationals
Contract: One year, $2 million
Details: Rosario, 29, hit .280 with 18 doubles, three triples, three home runs, 32 RBIs, 13 stolen bases and 29 runs over 103 games last season with Tampa Bay, Cincinnati and the Los Angeles Dodgers. Rosario is the latest addition by the Nationals after they acquired first baseman Nathaniel Lowe in a trade with Texas and signed Josh Bell as a free agent.

Martin Perez, LHP
Team: Chicago White Sox
Contract: One year, $3.5 million (second-year mutual option for $10 million, including $1.5 million buyout)
Details: The journeyman starter Perez joins his fourth team in three years after splitting last season between the Pittsburgh Pirates and San Diego Padres. Across 26 starts, the reliable 33-year-old posted a 5-6 record with a 4.53 ERA and 107 strikeouts across 135 innings.

Jan. 7

Justin Verlander, RHP
Team: San Francisco Giants
Contract: One year, $15 million
Details: The future Hall of Famer, who is about to turn 42, returns for a 20th season with the Giants. He had a bumpy 2024 after getting a late start to the season due to right shoulder inflammation and a neck injury that later kept him off the mound for two months. In total, Verlander threw 90.1 innings for the Houston Astros, posting a 5.48 ERA and 74 strikeouts in 2024.
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Jan. 6

Chris Martin, RHP
Team: Texas Rangers
Contract: One year
Details: The Rangers are beefing up their bullpen, adding nine-year MLB vet Martin on a one-year deal. The righty logged a 3.45 ERA in 45 appearances with the Boston Red Sox last season a year after pitching to a 1.05 ERA in 55 appearances.
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Michael Lorenzen, RHP
Team: Kansas City Royals
Contract: One year, $7 million
Details: The Royals are bringing back one of their trade deadline acquisitions from last season. Lorenzen excelled in his short time in Kansas City, making seven appearances while putting up a 1.57 ERA over 28.2 innings pitched. He started 2024 with the Texas Rangers.
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Jan. 3

Hyeseong Kim, 2B
Team: Los Angeles Dodgers
Contract: Three years, $12.5 million
Details: The South Korean All-Star second baseman becomes the latest addition by the World Series champions in their offseason spending spree. Kim, who turns 26 on Jan. 27, has played eight seasons in South Korea, the last six with the Seoul-based Kiwoom Heroes. He set career highs with a .326 average, 11 homers and 75 RBIs while stealing 30 bases.
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Charlie Morton, RHP
Team: Baltimore Orioles
Contract: One year, $15 million
Details: Morton will pitch in his 18th season in the majors. The 41-year-old spent the past four years with the Atlanta Braves and had an 8-10 record, 4.19 ERA and 167 strikeouts last season.
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DEC. 30

Trevor Williams, RHP
Team: Washington Nationals
Contract: Two years, $14 million
Details: Williams, who joined the Nationals as a free agent ahead of the 2023 season, played well in an injury-shortened 2024, logging a 2.03 ERA with 59 strikeouts in 66.2 innings pitched over 13 starts.
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DEC. 29

Josh Bell, 1B
Team: Washington Nationals
Contract: One year, $6 million
Details: The switch-hitting Bell returns to the Nationals after splitting 2024 between the Marlins and Diamondbacks. The 32-year-old hit 19 homers and drove in 71 runs last season. Bell was an All-Star in 2019 and won a Silver Slugger Award in 2022.

DEC. 27

Corbin Burnes, RHP
Team: Arizona Diamondbacks
Contract: Six years, $210 million with opt-out after two years
Details: The Diamondbacks add to their dynamic rotation by signing Burnes to the richest contract in franchise history. Burnes spent the 2024 season with the Baltimore Orioles, pitching to a 2.92 ERA and punching out 181 hitters over 194.1 innings. He finished fifth in AL Cy Young voting for his efforts and was named to his fourth All-Star Game in his debut season with the Orioles.
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Teoscar Hernandez, OF
Team: Los Angeles Dodgers
Contract: Three years, $66 million with a $15 million fourth-year option
Details: After helping the Dodgers to a World Series title, Hernandez will be staying in Chavez Ravine. The 32-year-old had a career year in Los Angeles in 2024, hitting 33 homers and 32 doubles, driving in 99 runs and posting an .840 OPS.
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Gleyber Torres, 2B
Team: Detroit Tigers
Contract: One year, $15 million
Details: Torres joins the Tigers on a one-year deal after spending the last seven seasons with the Yankees. The 28-year-old posted a .709 OPS with 15 home runs in 2024 and will look to return to the form that saw him leave the yard 20 or more times in four of his first five full seasons.
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DEC. 23

Andrew McCutchen, OF
Team: Pittsburgh Pirates
Contract: One year
Details: The 38-year-old McCutchen has already established himself as one of the greatest players in franchise history. He ranks ninth in games played, 10th in hits, seventh in doubles, fourth in home runs and seventh in RBIs. 
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Walker Buehler, RHP
Team: Boston Red Sox
Contract: One year, $21.05 million
Details: The Red Sox have boosted the rotation with a former ace. Buehler has pitched seven seasons with the Los Angeles Dodgers, is a two-time All-Star (2019 and 2021) and two-time World Series champion.
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Joc Pederson, OF
Team: Texas Rangers
Contract: Two years, $37 million
Details: Pederson is a platoon bat these days but will still give the Rangers some extra power from the left side. In 2024, he hit .275/.393/.515 with 23 home runs and 64 RBIs last season with the Diamondbacks.
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Sean Manaea, SP
Team: New York Mets
Contract: Three years, $75 million
Details: The 32-year-old southpaw is coming off arguably the best season of his career after throwing 181.2 innings for the Mets in 2024 with a 3.47 ERA, 184 strikeouts and a 1.08 WHIP while holding opposing hitters to a .201 batting average.
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Joe Ross, RP
Team: Philadelphia Phillies
Contract: One year, $4 million
Details: The 31-year-old Ross made 10 starts and 25 total appearances for the Milwaukee Brewers last season. He went 3-6 with a 3.77 ERA.
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DEC. 21

Carlos Santana, 1B
Team: Cleveland Guardians
Contract: One year, $12 million
Details: The Guardians and Santana have agreed to reunite on a one-year contract. The 38-year-old had previously spent 10 seasons with Cleveland, and is coming off a 23-homer, Gold Glove-winning 2024 with the Twins.
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Paul Goldschmidt, 1B
Team: New York Yankees
Contract: One year, $12.5 million
Details: The Yankees post-Soto spending spree continues as they swing a one-year deal for another former NL MVP. Goldschmidt, 36, showed his age somewhat last season, batting a career-low .245 with 22 home runs and 65 RBI.
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DEC. 20

Eric Wagaman, INF
Team: Miami Marlins
Contract: One year
Details: The 27-year-old Wagaman made his big league debut with the Los Angeles Angels in September. He hit .250 with two homers and 10 RBIs in 18 games. He made 17 starts at third base and appeared once in left field.

Christian Walker, 1B
Team: Houston Astros
Contract: Three years, $60 million
Details: After eight seasons, three Gold Gloves and 146 homers with the Diamondbacks, Walker will take over at first base for the Astros. The 33-year-old will join a new-look Houston squad, joining Isaac Paredes as infield additions sure to wear out the Crawford Boxes for years to come.
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Patrick Sandoval, SP
Team: Boston Red Sox
Contract: Two years, $18.25 million
Details: The left-handed starter Sandoval will look to return from Tommy John surgery with the Red Sox, according to ESPN's Jeff Passan. His rehabilitation timeline has him on track to return in the second half of the 2025 season. The 28-year-old posted a 5.08 ERA and 1.51 WHIP with 81 strikeouts and 35 walks over 79.2 innings in 2024 with the Los Angeles Angels.
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DEC. 19

Gio Urshela, 3B
Team: Athletics
Contract: One year, $2.15 million
Details: The journeyman infielder Urshela is onto his sixth team in five seasons with the Athletics. In 128 games split between the Detroit Tigers and Atlanta Braves last year, Urshela hit .250 with nine home runs and 52 RBIs while continuing to provide solid defence at the hot corner.

Hoby Milner, LHP
Team: Texas Rangers
Contract: One year
Details: Milner joins the Rangers on a one-year deal after four seasons with the Milwaukee Brewers. In 2024, the 31-year-old Milner recorded a 4.73 ERA over 64.2 innings pitched.

Max Kepler, OF
Team: Philadelphia Phillies
Contract: One year, $10 million
Details: Kepler heads to Philadelphia after 10 years with the Minnesota Twins, looking to resurrect what was once a very promising career. However, injuries have affected Kepler's availability in recent years, including a 105-game 2024 season in which the Berlin native managed just eight home runs and 42 RBIs.
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Cristian Pache, OF
Team: Arizona Diamondbacks
Contract: NRI, TBA
Details: MLB.com's Steve Gilbert reported that Pache has agreed to a non-roster invite deal with the Diamondbacks to compete for a spot on the team in 2025. A journeyman, Pache has played for five teams over the course of his five seasons in the big leagues, including three (Philadelphia Phillies, Baltimore Orioles, and Miami Marlins) in 2024. The six-foot-two outfielder posted a .200/.273/.279 slash line with one home run and 16 RBIs between the three teams.

Michael Soroka, RHP
Team: Washington Nationals
Contract: One year, $9 million
Details: The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal reported that the Calgary native is on the move to Washington after one year in Chicago. Soroka spent four seasons with the Atlanta Braves before getting dealt to the White Sox in 2024. His time with Atlanta included a second-place NL Rookie of the Year finish and an All-Star nod, but it also involved two missed seasons due to Achilles tendon tears. Since returning, he owns a 5.22 ERA in 112 innings. Soroka was used as both a starter and reliever in Chicago, his most effective stints coming out of the bullpen. He carried a 2.75 ERA and .189 batting average against in relief.
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DEC. 18

Griffin Canning, RHP
Team: New York Mets
Contract: One year, $4.25 million
Details: The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal reported that Canning will join the Mets, pending a physical, and has the opportunity to earn another $1 million in bonuses. Canning, 28, had a 5.19 ERA over 171.2 innings pitched for the Los Angeles Angels last season. He was acquired by the Atlanta Braves from the Angels as part of the Jorge Soler trade, but then was non-tendered by Atlanta.

Bryse Wilson, RHP
Team: Chicago White Sox
Contract: One year, $1.05 million
Details: The 26-year-old Wilson finds his next landing spot after spending his last two seasons with the Milwaukee Brewers. Per Ken Rosenthal of the Athletic, the righty will compete for a spot in the White Sox rotation and his deal includes a possible $250,000 in performance bonuses. Wilson has a career 20-21 record over seven seasons, along with a 4.61 ERA through 413.2 innings pitched.

DEC. 16

Tomoyuki Sugano, SP
Team: Baltimore Orioles
Contract: One year, $13 million
Details: The 35-year-old Sugano leaves Japan for the first time in his professional career to sign with the Orioles. He's coming off a standout season with the Yomiuri Giants in which he posted a 1.67 ERA, struck out 111 opponents and walked just 16 over 156.2 innings.
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Jared Young, INF
Team: New York Mets
Contract: One year
Details: The Mets add Prince George, B.C.'s Young on a one-year deal. The Canadian had a solid 2024, splitting time between the Cardinals triple-A affiliate and the KBO, earning him a major-league deal in New York.
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DEC. 15

Bryan De La Cruz, OF
Team: Atlanta Braves
Contract: One year, $860,000
Details: The Braves add some depth while Ronald Acuña Jr. recovers from knee surgery. De La Cruz, 28, hit .233 with 21 home runs and 68 RBIs in 149 games last season with the Miami Marlins and Pittsburgh Pirates.
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DEC. 13

Carson Kelly, C
Team: Chicago Cubs
Contract: Two years, $11.5 million
Details: Kelly will join the fifth franchise of his career after splitting 2024 between the Tigers and Rangers. The 30-year-old backstop slashed .238/.313/.374 with nine home runs between the two clubs over 91 total games.

DEC. 11

Jonathan Loaisiga, RP
Team: New York Yankees
Contract: One year
Details: Despite an injury-shortened season that saw him only make three appearances, the Yankees and bringing back their righty reliever following the departure of Clay Holmes.
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DEC. 10

Nathan Eovaldi, SP
Team: Texas Rangers
Contract: Three years, $75 million
Details: The Texas Rangers are bringing back a core piece of their rotation. The Houston native made 29 starts for the Rangers last season, posting a 3.80 ERA with 166 strikeouts.
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Max Fried, SP
Team: New York Yankees
Contract: Eight years, $218 million
Details: Fried secured the largest guarantee for a left-handed pitcher in baseball history in his first trip to free agency. The 30-year-old spent the first eight seasons of his major league career with the Atlanta Braves and had a 3.25 ERA, 1.16 WHIP, and 166 strikeouts over 174.1 innings in 2024.
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Yimi Garcia, RP
Team: Toronto Blue Jays
Contract: Two years, $15 million
Details: Garcia has come back to Toronto after being dealt to the Seattle Mariners for a return, including 22-year-old outfielder Jonatan Clase at the 2024 trade deadline. The right-handed reliever pitched to a 3.46 ERA, 0.89 WHIP, and struck out 49 batters over 39 innings split between the two teams.
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Thairo Estrada, 2B
Team: Colorado Rockies
Contract: One year
Details: Estrada has six seasons of big-league experience, previously spending time with the Giants and Yankees. In 2023, he hit .271 with 14 homers but struggled in 2024, seeing his OPS drop to .590 over 96 games in San Francisco.

DEC. 9

Jordan Romano, RHP
Team: Philadelphia Phillies
Contract: One year, $8.5 million
Details: After being non-tendered by the Blue Jays, Markham, Ont.'s Romano finds a new home with the reigning NL East champion Phillies. The two-time All-Star closer was limited to just 13.2 innings in 2024 due to elbow injuries, but has collected 105 saves over six MLB seasons.
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Alex Cobb, RHP
Team: Detroit Tigers
Contract: One year
Details: After making only three regular-season starts for the Cleveland Guardians last season, Cobb is set to join their AL Central rivals the Detroit Tigers. The one-time All-Star struggled in two post-season starts for Cleveland last year with a 7.94 ERA, giving up five runs in 5.2 innings of work.

DEC. 8

Blake Treinen, RHP
Team: Los Angeles Dodgers
Contract: Two years, $22 million
Details: The Dodgers locked up their closer on Sunday. After missing the entire 2023 season, Treinen returned in 2024 and posted a 1.93 ERA over 50 appearances. He continued his strong play in the post-season, finishing with a 2.19 ERA and three saves over nine games to help the Dodgers win the World Series.
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Juan Soto, OF
Team: New York Mets
Contract: 15 years, $765 million
Details: The top free agent of the 2024 class, Soto landed the largest deal in professional sports history with his total guaranteed dollars exceeding Shohei Ohtani's Dodgers contract. Soto leaves the Yankees for their crosstown rival Mets, where he hops to bring his patented plate approach to the top of their order. In one season in pinstripes, Soto finished third in MVP voting with 41 homers, 109 RBIs and a .288/.419/.569 slashline in 157 games as the Yankees reached the World Series.
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Michael Conforto, OF
Team: Los Angeles Dodgers
Contract: One year, $17 million
Details: Like Blake Snell before him, Conforto hops from the Giants to the NL-West rival and reigning World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers. Conforto hit 20 homers with 66 RBIs in 130 games with San Francisco last season.
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DEC. 7

Gary Sanchez, C
Team: Baltimore Orioles
Contract: One year, $8.5 million
Details: Sanchez, the longtime Yankees backstop, will return to the AL East on a one-year deal to back up Adley Rutschman. In 2024, Sanchez hit 11 homers and posted a .699 OPS in 89 games for the Brewers.

Tyler O'Neill, OF
Team: Baltimore Orioles
Contract: Three years, $49.5 million with an opt-out after 2025
Details: After hitting 31 home runs and slugging .511 in 2024 with the Red Sox, O'Neill is set to stay in the AL East on a three-year deal. The Canadian outfielder will join the Orioles, who are coming off a second straight post-season disappointment.
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Willy Adames, SS
Team: San Francisco Giants
Contract: Seven years, $182 million
Details: The Giants add the top shortstop on the market to a seven-year deal. In 2024 with the Brewers, Adames slugged a career-best 32 home runs while helping Milwaukee claim the top spot in the NL Central.
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DEC. 6

Clay Holmes, RHP
Team: New York Mets
Contract: Three years, $38 million with an opt-out after 2026
Details: The former Yankees closer will join the cross-town Mets, who plan to convert the 31-year-old into a starting pitcher. In 2024, Holmes posted a 3.14 ERA and collected 30 saves over 63.0 innings in the Bronx.
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Shane Bieber, RHP
Team: Cleveland Guardians
Contract: One year, $14 million with a $16 million player option for 2026
Details: The 2020 AL Cy Young winner stays put on a one-year deal. Bieber has spent the entirety of his career in Cleveland and didn't allow a run in two starts in 2024 before missing the rest of the season due to Tommy John surgery.
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Danny Jansen, C
Team: Tampa Bay Rays
Contract: One year, $8.5 million
Details: The veteran catcher is staying in the AL East after agreeing to a one-year deal with the Rays. He split last season with the Blue Jays and Red Sox.
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DEC. 5

Luis Severino, RHP
Team: The Athletics
Contract: Three years, $67 million
Details: The A's handed out the largest guaranteed contract in franchise history to secure an ace to lead their rotation.
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DEC. 3

Aroldis Chapman, LHP
Team: Boston Red Sox
Contract: One year, $10.75 million
Details: The Red Sox added an experienced closer to their bullpen after finishing 24th in bullpen ERA last season.
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DEC. 2

Kyle Higashioka, C
Team: Texas Rangers
Contract: Two years, $13.5 million with a mutual option in 2027 for $7 million
Details: Higashioka is known for his defensive skills and hit a career-high 17 home runs in 246 at-bats with the San Diego Padres last season.
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Matthew Boyd, LHP
Team: Chicago Cubs
Contract: Two years, $29 million
Details: Boyd spent last season with the Cleveland Guardians, posting a 2.72 ERA in eight starts and a 0.77 ERA and 14 strikeouts in three starts during Cleveland's post-season run.
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DEC. 1

Frankie Montas, RHP
Team: New York Mets
Contract: Two years, $34 million
Details: After spending time with the Reds and Brewers in 2024, Montas heads to Queens to join the Mets. The 31-year-old posted a 4.84 ERA and 148 strikeouts over 150.2 innings last season and earned a post-season start for Milwaukee.
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NOV. 29

Connor Gillispie, RHP
Team: Atlanta Braves
Contract: One year
Details: Gillispie pitched in the Cleveland Guardians organization in 2024, appearing in 27 triple-A contests and three major league games. He allowed just two earned runs in eight innings with the Guardians and received an MLB deal from the Braves.

Tommy Edman, UTIL
Team: Los Angeles Dodgers
Contract: Five years, $74 million
Details: The Dodgers keep the NLCS MVP in Los Angeles on a five-year extension. Edman, 29, joined the World Series champs in a mid-season trade and proved to be a force in October, slashing .328/.354/.508 with 13 RBIs in 16 post-season games.
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NOV. 26

Blake Snell, LHP
Team: Los Angeles Dodgers
Contract: Five years, $182 million
Details: The 31-year-old spent last season with the Dodgers' division-rival San Francisco Giants, where he logged 104 innings over 20 starts with a 5-3 record and 3.12 ERA. His new deal reportedly includes some deferred money.
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NOV. 25

Yusei Kikuchi, LHP
Team: Los Angeles Angels
Contract: Three years, $63 million
Details: Kikuchi was 9-10 in 2024 with a 4.05 ERA. Last season was the final year of his three-year, $36-million deal with the Toronto Blue Jays, and before last year's trade deadline, they traded him to the Houston Astros. There, he had a 2.70 ERA over 10 starts.
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NOV. 23

Kyle Farmer, 2B/3B
Team: Colorado Rockies
Contract: One year, $3.25 million guaranteed
Details: Farmer batted .214 with five homers and 25 RBIs over 107 games last season with the Minnesota Twins. It stands to reason that Farmer will replace Brendan Rodgers at second base after the Rockies non-tendered the former first-round pick on Friday.
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NOV. 22

Santiago Espinal, 2B/3B/SS
Team: Cincinnati Reds
Contract: One year, $2.4 million
Details: Espinal batted .247 with nine homers and 45 RBIs in 118 games last season, and with this deal has avoided arbitration with the Reds. The Toronto Blue Jays traded him to Cincinnati for right-handed pitcher Chris McElvain at the beginning of the 2024 season.

Dustin May, RHP
Team: Los Angeles Dodgers
Contract: One year, $2,135,000
Details: May, who was a member of the Dodgers' 2020 World Series championship team, has been limited to 20 starts since then due to injuries. He's had Tommy John surgery twice and was expected to return for the second half of the 2024 season but underwent surgery to repair a tear in his esophagus.
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Lucas Gilbreath, LHP
Team: Colorado Rockies
Contract: One year, $785,000
Details: Gilbreath returned to the big leagues on Aug. 16 after recovering from Tommy John surgery. He made three relief appearances before landing on the injured list with left shoulder inflammation.

Matt Thaiss, C
Team: Chicago Cubs
Contract: One year, $1 million
Details: Thaiss batted .204 with two home runs and 16 RBIs over 57 games with the Los Angeles Angels this past season. The Cubs acquired Thaiss on Nov. 14 after the Angels designated him for assignment.

Mason Thompson, RHP
Team: Washington Nationals
Contract: One year, $770,000
Details: The Nationals avoided arbitration with the 27-year-old Thompson, who missed the entire 2024 season after having Tommy John surgery on March 1. He holds a 6-8 career record and a 4.53 ERA in 106 relief appearances over three seasons.
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NOV. 20

Jacob Stallings, C
Team: Colorado Rockies
Contract: One year, $2.5 million + option
Details: The 34-year-old had a solid year in Colorado, splitting backstop duties with Elias Diaz. He slashed .263/.357/.453 with a career-high nine home runs.
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Seth Brown, OF/1B
Team: Athletics
Contract: One year
Details: The two sides avoided arbitration, inking Brown to a one-year deal after he batted .231 with 14 homers and 44 RBIs in 124 games with the Athletics last season.

Austin Slater, OF
Team: Chicago White Sox
Contract: One year, $1.75 million
Details: The 31-year-old joins the White Sox after splitting time between three different teams last season — The Giants, Reds and Orioles. Overall, he slashed .209/.321/.266 with two home runs and 18 RBIs.

NOV. 18

Nick Martinez, RHP
Team: Cincinnati Reds
Contract: One year, $21.05 million
Details: The 34-year-old Martinez has accepted his $21.05 qualifying offer to stay in Cincinnati and will forgo free agency. He logged a career-best 3.10 ERA over 142.1 innings last season.
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NOV. 14

Justin Wilson, LHP
Team: Boston Red Sox
Contract: One year, $2.25 million
Details: Lefty reliever Wilson struggled in his age-36 season with the Cincinnati Reds last year, posting a 5.59 ERA with 51 strikeouts over 46.2 innings of relief.
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Kevin Newman, INF
Team: Los Angeles Angels
Contract: One year, $2.75 million w/ club option
Details: The Angels' off-season spending spree continues as they sign a depth infielder to go along with their other bargain adds. Newman slashed .278/.311/.375 last season with the Diamondbacks.
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NOV. 13

Luis Curvelo, RHP
Team: Texas Rangers
Contract: One year
Details: Curvelo, 24, signed a major-league contract despite having yet to make his MLB debut. The reliever made 49 appearances with the Mariners' double-A Arkansas team, logging a 2.57 ERA and three saves over 66.2 innings pitched.

NOV. 12

Travis d'Arnaud, C
Team: Los Angeles Angels
Contract: Two years, $12 million
Details: An All-Star in 2022, d'Arnaud brings the Angels a solid power bat who has hit 11 or more home runs in the past three seasons with the Atlanta Braves. He batted .238 last season with 15 round-trippers.
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NOV. 7

T.J. McFarland, LHP
Team: Athletics
Contract: One year, $1.8 million
Details: The 35-year-old McFarland had his most productive year in the bigs last season, appearing in 79 games and pitching to a 3.81 ERA in 56.2 innings with 39 strikeouts.
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NOV. 6

Jacob Waguespack, RHP
Team: Tampa Bay Rays
Contract: One year, $1.3 million
Details: After breaking into MLB with the Toronto Blue Jays in 2019, the big righty bounced around before spending two seasons in Japan. He returned stateside last season, tossing 10 innings for the Rays with a 5.40 ERA.

Austin Hedges, C
Team: Cleveland Guardians
Contract: One year, $4 million
Details: Despite an unproductive year that saw the veteran hit .152, the Guardians are bringing back Hedges to be the backup backstop behind Bo Naylor.

Kyle Hendricks, RHP
Team: Los Angeles Angels
Contract: One year, $2.5 million
Details: Hendricks had the worst season of his 11-year career in his final campaign with the Cubs, pitching to a 4-12 record with a 5.92 ERA while striking out 87 over 130.2 innings pitched.
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NOV. 3

Michael Wacha, RHP
Team: Kansas City Royals
Contract: Three years, $51 million
Details: Wacha will return to Kansas City after posting a 3.35 ERA over 166.2 innings with the Royals in 2024. The 33-year-old righty completes a top-of-the-rotation trio with Cole Ragans and Seth Lugo.
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NOV. 1

Brent Suter, LHP
Team: Cincinnati Reds
Contract: One year, $2.5 million with a $3 million club option for 2026
Details: The Reds bring back the veteran lefty for 2025 after he served as one of their most reliable relievers last season. Over 65.2 innings of work in his first season in Cincinnati, Suter stuck out 50 hitters and pitched to a 3.15 ERA.