The offseason market is flooded with superstars, but some players could provide plenty of value without a huge price tag

Thanksgiving week tends to make for a slow one when it comes to hot stove season. Still, the day after the holiday is likely to restore some from their slumber, resulting in a new influx of rumors, news,

Despite Cody Bellinger's offensive fall from grace since his NL MVP season, the free-agent outfielder reportedly is drawing attention from plenty of MLB teams this offseason -- including the Giants.

Players and owners benefited from the addition of Wild Card teams, pushing the total "shares" of the postseason to the players to a new record.

Aaron Judge is being courted by the San Francisco Giants as the organization nearly 100 miles west of his hometown is reportedly bringing out all the stops.

For the Mets and Yankees, free agency this offseason is primarily about the high price of superstars, as they try to re-sign Jacob deGrom and Aaron Judge, respectively. But there is also the potential for some significant lower-profile signings this winter.

Meetings around the corner, here are solutions for each team's key needs along with what I'm hearing from decision-makers.

The Boston Red Sox will likely be very busy during the MLB offseason. That’s typically what happens when you follow up an ALCS run with a fifth place finish in the division, which is exactly what the Red Sox managed to accomplish in the 2022 season.

Reliever Roberto Osuna is close to agreeing to a one-year contract with Japan's Chiba Lotte Marines for the 2023 season, per

The Cardinals are a franchise that looked the part of a legitimate playoff contender. They better not make these mistakes in MLB free agency.