Author: Bob Nightengale, USA TODAY

Aaron Judge could have signed with the Giants or Padres, but he chose to stay in the Bronx after one final push from owner Hal Steinbrenner.

The San Francisco Giants’ optimism of landing Aaron Judge was growing Tuesday, while the New York Yankees’ anxiety was increasing.

It’s a free-spending frenzy at the winter meetings with $1.1 billion already spent. And that’s with Aaron Judge and Carlos Correa still on the market.

With the signing of ace pitcher Jacob deGrom, the Texas Rangers have let the rest of the AL West know their intentions to become a contender.

Aaron Judge and marquee shortstops top the MLB free agent market as baseball’s biggest minds gather for first winter meetings since 2019.

MLB, after selling the remaining stake of its streaming video company to Disney for $900 million, certainly has piqued the players union’s interest.

Baseball’s most prestigious individual player awards will be announced this week in voting by the Baseball Writers Association of American.

A year after MLB’s lockout, the free agent and trade markets look more lively than the past few winters.

The San Francisco Giants have made it clear they intend to be major players in MLB free agency this offseason. Could they land Aaron Judge?