Miami Marlins

Hard Rock Stadium will host seven games at next summer's men's soccer World Cup.

Cody Bellinger to Pittsburgh, Kyle Schwarber to Cincinnati and Hunter Greene to Boston are just some of the wishes for this year's meetings.

Elsewhere, the Marlins' pursuit of Cedric Mullins, and Toronto's potential lineup if it were to sign All-Star free agent Kyle Tucker.

What exactly is a player's makeup? And how can teams reliably scout for it?

Boras will take centerstage next week at the Winter Meetings, as several of his clients are among the year's top free agents.

Plus details on the potential trade markets for the Astros' Jake Meyers and Rays' Brandon Lowe.

Some of the biggest names in baseball also have some of its most onerous contracts.

Teams are going to start shopping in earnest soon, in search of free agent bargains. Which teams could scoop up which players?

The two sides have tabled negotiations for now. Stowers is said to be looking for a nine-figure deal — much more than Miami wants to pay.

Both clubs say it's all about opportunity. Other factors, though, could be at play.

Every year, the non-tender deadline creates a new batch of free agents. This group, by comparison to others, is fairly underwhelming.

This year's class lacks a clear-cut megastar. And though it boasts quality, there doesn't seem to be a lot of separation.

We’ll find out in two months who will be propelled by this election onto a stage next July in Cooperstown, N.Y. Here's what to watch.

Plus notes on the top free-agent starters, Kyle Tucker's market, Tyler Grisham's qualifying offer and who might target Munetaka Murakami.

Plus more details from Las Vegas on Edwin Díaz's contract desires and offseason plans for the Pirates, Marlins and Padres.