The offseason is buzzing with significant moves across MLB. One noteworthy signing is Pete Fairbanks, who inked a one-year deal with the Marlins worth $13 million. Fairbanks has had success closing games, although his performances have been declining.

Willson Contreras was also on the move, traded to the Red Sox. His value in Fantasy plummets slightly as he transitions primarily to first base, making him a viable option but less impactful.

Kenley Jansen, regarded as one of the top closers, will bring his experience to the Tigers, aiming for a solid role in the upcoming season.

In other updates, Gleyber Torres accepted a qualifying offer from the Tigers, presenting a chance for potential value as a second baseman. Meanwhile, Dustin May will try to revitalize his career in St. Louis after injuries plagued his last few seasons.

Each of these movements adds another layer of interest to the ongoing offseason. As teams solidify their rosters, the 2026 Fantasy Baseball landscape is shaping up to be a competitive one.