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The Toronto Blue Jays are actively pursuing free agents Justin Turner and J.D. Martinez to fill the void left by departing players Matt Chapman and Brandon Belt. Turner, who had a productive season with the Boston Red Sox after a long tenure with the Los Angeles Dodgers, is expected to make a decision soon. The Giants, Mets, and Cubs are also in the mix as potential landing spots for the veteran slugger.
In an effort to bolster their pitching staff, the Chicago Cubs have made notable signings, including Japanese left-hander Shōta Imanaga on a four-year deal and reliever Hector Neris for one year. Despite these additions, the Cubs are still on the lookout for a proven bat to enhance their lineup, having only acquired infielder Michael Busch thus far.
The Baltimore Orioles are keen on improving their starting rotation and have shown interest in free-agent right-hander Michael Lorenzen, who recently signed a one-year contract with the Kansas City Royals. Additionally, the Orioles were among the 16 teams that observed Noah Syndergaard during a bullpen session. Syndergaard, who struggled last season with a 6.50 ERA, showcased his potential by consistently hitting 93-95 mph, drawing attention from teams like the Padres and Pirates.
Other significant transactions include the White Sox signing Martin Perez to a one-year deal with an option for 2026, and the Nationals bringing back Josh Bell on a one-year contract. Justin Verlander has also made headlines by signing a one-year contract with the San Francisco Giants, while Drew Rasmussen extended his stay with the Tampa Bay Rays for two additional years, including an option for 2027.
Rumors continue to swirl around other free agents, including Jorge Soler, whose market is gaining traction, and Cody Bellinger, who is likely to re-sign with the Cubs if his asking price becomes more reasonable.
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