Major League Baseball made official its new television deals with ESPN, NBC and Netflix on Wednesday. That deal had an impact on the San Francisco Giants.

Passan reports that the Pirates were willing to sign first baseman Josh Naylor for more than twice the franchise's previous record free-agent deal (currently $39 million) before he opted to return to the Mariners on a five-year, $92.5 million contract. Pittsburgh is known to have interest in DH Kyle Schwarber, among others.

Broadcasting details for the Yankees' Opening Day 2026 matchup with the Giants were revealed as part of a new MLB contract with Netflix and others.

With Anthony Volpe expected to start the season on the shelf, the Yankees add a glove-first depth infielder. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.

The New York Yankees made a great move to bring Jazz Chisholm Jr. to town. But, does he have a long-term future in New York?

Anthony Volpe's wildest baseball dreams as a New Jersey lad didn’t end with his beloved Yankees getting swept in the World Series. They ended with a moment like this. Bases loaded. Season on the line.

Don't be surprised if the New York Yankees look to add pitching depth this winter and tap the Japanese market to do it.

The three-year agreements were a direct result of ESPN opting out of the final three seasons of its contract in February.

Last year, it was superstar Juan Soto who defected from the New York Yankees to the Mets in free agency. This year, the Mets will have the opportunity to steal