The offseason is in full swing, showing considerable buzz in the MLB. Here’s a record of essential transactions that could alter the landscape of Fantasy Baseball.

Michael King Signs with Padres

Michael King’s contract could be up to $75 million over three years, but he has an opt-out option after the first or second year, showing his desire to boost his market value after an injury-afflicted season.

Michael King

Ha-seong Kim Returns to Braves

After rejecting a $16 million option, Kim returns to the Braves on a one-year, $4 million deal, looking to restore his value after an injury-riddled past season.

Adolis Garcia Joins Phillies

Garcia signs a one-year, $10 million contract with the Phillies, offering a chance for resurgence following two years of knee issues.

Josh Bell Traded to Twins

Bell’s career is characterized by inconsistency, yet he provides potential as a power threat.

Merrill Kelly Resigns with Diamondbacks

Kelly receives a two-year deal worth $20 million, aimed at stabilizing the starting rotation.

Isaac Collins Acquired by Royals

The Royals target Collins for a regular role after a modest, yet promising, rookie season.

Dustin May Joins Cardinals

After his recent struggles, the Cardinals offer May an opportunity for redemption in a depleted rotation.

Kenley Jansen Trades to Tigers

The addition of Jansen solidifies the Tigers’ closer role, following his impressive track record.

Jorge Polanco Changes to Mets

After a resurgence, Polanco returns with aspirations to fill the void left by Alonso.

Robert Suarez Moves to Braves

Suarez, seen as a future closer, signs with the Braves, providing depth to their bullpen.

Pete Alonso Traded to Orioles

Alonso finds a new home with the Orioles on a lucrative contract, raising questions for the Mets’ lineup.

Kyle Finnegan Stays with Tigers

Re-signing with the Tigers gives Finnegan another shot at claiming the closer role amidst new competition.

Marcus Semien Swaps to Mets

Semien joins the Mets in an exchange that could benefit his production for the upcoming season.

Brandon Woodruff Returns to Brewers

Woodruff re-signs with the Brewers in a prove-it deal, aiming to reestablish himself following injuries.

Shota Imanaga Signs with Cubs

The Cubs maintain Imanaga for another season after declining his option, signaling trust in his recovery.

Josh Naylor Resigns with Mariners

After a solid yin-yang of performance, Naylor returns to a Mariners team that seems to spark his game.

Ryan Weiss Joins Astros

Weiss gets a shot with the Astros to solidify a struggling rotation as they seek to contend.

Devin Williams Signs with Mets

Williams comes to the Mets, bringing questions about the closing role amidst a potential closer controversy.

Ryan Helsley Moves to Orioles

Helsley returns to the closer role after past struggles, eyeing a rebirth in Baltimore.

Dylan Cease Resigns with Blue Jays

Cease’s erratic career continues as he joins the Blue Jays aiming for a better season.

Sonny Gray Traded to Red Sox

Gray, seen as a potential top-rotation pitcher, aims to revive his career in Boston.

Grayson Rodriguez Acquired by Angels

The Angels stash Rodriguez, whom they hope will find his way back into form after injury troubles.

Trent Grisham Stays with Yankees

Grisham’s re-signing presents an opportunity for him to follow up his breakout season again.

Gleyber Torres Changes to Tigers

Torres signs with the Tigers after a modest showing, aiming to stave off decline.

Brandon Woodruff Traded to Brewers

Woodruff finds stability in Milwaukee after offseason injury concerns.