USA Baseball and Major League Baseball (MLB) announced Tuesday during the 2025 MLB Draft Lottery that MLB Network will become the new home for the presentation of the Golden Spikes Award, beginning in 2026 with the 48th winner.

The 2025 MLB Rule 5 Draft will take place Wednesday, with players who were drafted age 19 or older and have been in pro ball for four seasons or more, and are not on a pro roster, are eligible to be picked by a new team.

Pete Alonso will reportedly pursue two potential new landing spots this week. The first baseman is a free agent for the second straight offseason after opting out of a contract signed with the New York Mets in February.

After the news of the Dodgers acquiring Edwin Diaz, the Mets and Blue Jays are two teams focusing on obtaining Robert Suarez.

The Boston Red Sox are reportedly considered to be one of top potential landing spots for Arizona Diamondbacks star Ketel Marte on the trade market.

Several top MLB prospects and young stars, from Matt Shaw to Kyle Teel, are floating around in trade rumors. Who is actually at risk of getting dealt?

The New York Mets have a busy winter ahead, but they accept Pete Alonso's choice to meet with other teams at the winter meetings.

Per MLB.com, the Chicago White Sox have the best odds to win the lottery at 27.73 percent. The White Sox improved after the 2024 campaign, but still finished with a 60-102 record, the second worst in baseball, in 2025. Safe to say, Chicago is desperate for a No. 1 pick.