Wednesday was quite a baseball day in New York. The Yankees signed Cody Bellinger back to their squad for $162 million, and the Mets acquired Freddy Peralta from the Brewers in exchange for prospects Jett Williams and Brandon Sproat.

The Mets continued their recent spree by adding a top-of-the-rotation arm they desperately needed

In the late hours on Wednesday night, the Atlanta Braves ultimately missed out on a starting pitcher they had been targeting. According to ESPN's Jeff Passan and MLB insider Jon Heyman, he's heading to the division rival New York Mets.

Carlos Beltrán is the first player drafted out of Puerto Rico to be elected to the Hall of Fame — the first five Puerto Rican Hall of Famers were all signed as free agents before Puerto Rico was incorporated into MLB's amateur draft in 1989. It's not a coincidence. The draft…

The Milwaukee Brewers continue to field trade offers for ace Freddy Peralta as he approaches his final season under contract. Among the teams involved in those

The primary sources of Freddy Peralta's wealth are his contract with the Brewers and performance bonuses, and his financial situation will improve as .

The Los Angeles Dodgers are once again set to exit the MLB offseason as one of the biggest winners in baseball.In what has become a common occurrence, the Dodgers were able to sign the best free agent available on the market.

Cody Bellinger became the last of the top free-agent hitters to reach a deal, agreeing to stay with the New York Yankees for a five-year, $162.5 million contract, a person familiar with the negotiations told The Associated Press.