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#mlb-transactions

Angel Perdomo cleared waivers and was outrighted to Triple-A Las Vegas after struggling through four Major League appearances.

Randy Dobnak has been assigned to Triple-A St. Paul after clearing waivers, remaining with the Twins organization for depth purposes.

The Chicago White Sox are inviting several former Boston Red Sox prospects to spring training as they rebuild their team after a record loss season.

The Padres added Gavin Sheets to their roster amid Joe Musgrove's injury, indicating Sheets' strong spring performance.

The Tigers acquired left-hander Bailey Horn from the Cardinals, showcasing their interest in strengthening their roster.

Oscar Gonzalez's signing by the Padres reflects their interest in reviving a previously promising player who faced a performance dip in his recent seasons.

Mariners claimed catcher Nick Raposo from the Blue Jays, enhancing their catching options as they head into the 2025 season.

The Rays designated Richard Lovelady for assignment, opening a roster spot for Jake Mangum due to his strong Triple-A performance.

Luis Guillorme was sent outright to Triple-A Reno following a short stint with the Diamondbacks, raising questions about his future in the MLB.

The Chicago White Sox claimed pitcher Owen White off waivers from the Yankees, marking another opportunity for the 25-year-old.

Manager Will Venable expresses excitement about White's versatility and potential contributions.

John Brebbia was designated for assignment by the White Sox due to inconsistent performance, posting a 6.29 ERA this season.

The Angels acquired Chuckie Robinson as a catcher to enhance their roster depth.

The White Sox are looking for pitching depth by signing Jonathan Heasley to a minor league deal with a spring training invite.

Jake Amaya was claimed by the Orioles after being designated by the White Sox, while Zach DeLoach was DFA'd to maintain a full roster.

Whit Merrifield's injury marks another challenge for the Braves, but X-rays were negative and further assessment is ongoing.

The Atlanta Braves are enhancing their roster with key signings as they prepare for the upcoming season.

The article details significant transactions and managerial changes throughout MLB history, illustrating the evolving nature of the league.

Key players and decisions have shaped team dynamics and the overall landscape of Major League Baseball.

The Atlanta Braves actively participated in the Rule 5 Draft, selecting RHP Anderson Pilar and SS Christian Cairo.

Reynaldo López has been placed on the 15-day injured list due to right shoulder inflammation, raising concerns about his return.

The Braves strengthen their roster by acquiring pitcher Davis Daniel from the Angels in exchange for minor leaguer Mitch Farris.

Soto's free agency is advancing as teams start to make offers, possibly setting a record for contract value.

Several intriguing players have entered free agency after being non-tendered, expanding options for teams.

The San Diego Padres acquired Ron Marinaccio from the Chicago White Sox, aiming to enhance their pitching capabilities.

Dodgers secured signing of Roki Sasaki despite limited international bonus funds by trading for additional pool money.

Yankees trade Narváez to Red Sox, receiving Rodriguez-Cruz and international bonus pool money as part of strategic roster adjustments.

Angels acquired Chuckie Robinson from White Sox to improve their catching position despite his poor batting average.

Davis Daniel was designated for assignment to make room on the Angels' roster.

Nick Raposo cleared waivers and was sent to Triple-A Tacoma, adding catching depth for the Mariners.

The Mariners have a solid starting catcher, with added depth from Raposo's potential.

Despite not debuting yet, Raposo has had reasonable production and good defensive marks in the minors.

The Orioles' acquisition of Jacob Amaya showcases their strategic roster moves despite his previous underperformance in MLB.

The Rangers actively improved their roster during the 2024 Winter Meetings by securing key players and targeting specific needs for better performance.

The Mets are likely to let Pete Alonso sign with another team, changing their roster strategy moving forward.

Ha-Seong Kim declines $8MM option for 2025, takes $2MM buyout to enter free agency.

Wandy Peralta opts to stay with Padres, passing on opt-out clause.

The Seattle Mariners declined Jorge Polanco's option and allowed him to become a free agent.

Polanco had a disappointing season with a career-low batting average and injuries.

Luis Urías also became a free agent after struggling in the 2023 season.

Cincinnati Reds announced roster moves with first baseman electing free agency, marking an early non-tender action.

Carson Fulmer and Charles Leblanc have opted for free agency, signaling new opportunities for both players.

Fulmer, once a top draft pick, has transitioned to a reliable depth pitcher, while Leblanc has emerged with promising hitting stats.

The Giants placed three players on waivers, affecting possible future roster transactions.

Waivers mean players can be claimed without negotiation options for the Giants.

Players can remain on the roster unless claimed; contracts are inherited by claiming teams.

The San Francisco Giants need to clear a spot on the roster for Justin Verlander after signing catcher Sam Huff.

Arenado's no-trade clause complicates his potential trade from the Cardinals, limiting options and creating uncertainty in negotiations.

The Astros signed infielder Short to a minor league deal for potential infield versatility and improvement.

Short has better minor league stats compared to his struggles in the majors.

Astros could leverage Short's defensive skills while assessing their infield needs.

The Nationals non-tendered Kyle Finnegan, raising questions about his real value despite his All-Star nod and save totals.

The Nationals successfully added Nathaniel Lowe as their first baseman, but still need to find a third baseman for the upcoming season.

The Padres signed Trenton Brooks to a minor league deal to bolster their depth at first base and possibly in the designated hitter role.

Trey Cabbage was released by the Pirates to pursue opportunities in a foreign league, opening a spot on their 40-man roster.

Red Sox acquired Carlos Narváez to bolster catcher depth, trading a minor leaguer and international bonus space after designating Valdez for assignment.

The Red Sox are preparing to activate veteran Rich Hill, implicating roster adjustments.

Pirates' rookie Jared Jones is returning from injury, highlighting his impressive stats.

Astros and Phillies fans anticipate a notable pitching duel featuring Justin Verlander.

The Red Sox signed catcher Seby Zavala as insurance for their catching position amid expected free agency losses.

Segura's release from the Orioles hints at retirement considerations or a search for new opportunities following a lackluster stint.

His struggles in the minors and lack of play in the offseason raise questions about his future in baseball.

Thaddeus Ward has cleared outright waivers and will play for Triple-A Norfolk, marking a significant moment in his career after a tumultuous period.

Ryan Mountcastle was placed on the 10-day injured list with a minor wrist sprain, indicating a likely quick recovery.

Mike Baumann has signed with the Yakult Swallows after being released by the Marlins, emphasizing the challenges he faced in MLB this season.

Brett de Geus was claimed by the Toronto Blue Jays after a brief stint with the Miami Marlins, showcasing ongoing player movement in the league.

The Marlins sent Christian Roa to Triple-A, retaining him as non-roster depth while reducing their 40-man roster to 37.

The Blue Jays have released reliever Emmanuel Ramirez after a limited MLB stint.

Ramirez showed better performance in Triple-A compared to his major league experience.

His fastball and splitter showcase his ability despite challenges faced in the majors.

The Blue Jays have claimed Dillon Tate from the Orioles, indicating trust in his bullpen potential.

Tate's journey has transitioned from struggling rookie to reliable MLB reliever. They see value in his strong recent performance.

The Cincinnati Reds claimed Amed Rosario after his waiver from the Dodgers, amid a roster crunch and short stint with the team.

Amed Rosario was designated for assignment by the Reds to clear roster space for returning players, making him a free agent this winter.

Myles Straw's performance decline led to him being outrighted to Triple-A after struggling in MLB and the minors.

Dylan Floro was released by the Diamondbacks after poor performance despite a strong start with the Nationals.