Peralta picks up option with Padres, Kim declines
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Twins pick up reliever Alcala's $1.5M option
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Kershaw declines option, is officially free agent
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Brewers' Arnold is MLB's executive of the year
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Royals' pair pick up options, Wright back from IL
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Sources: Soto among 13 to get qualifying offers
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Jorge Castillo
Brewers' Montas, Rea headed to free agency
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Maton hits free agency after Mets decline option
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Cole decides to stay with Yankees on original deal
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Jorge Castillo, Jesse Rogers
Guardians All-Star Fry undergoes elbow surgery
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Royals' Renfroe, Stratton pick up player options: Wright back from IL

Royals outfielder Hunter Renfroe and reliever Chris Stratton picked up their player options on Monday, and right-hander Kyle Wright was reinstated from the 60-day injured list.

Juan Soto among 13 to receive qualifying offers, sources say

Thirteen free agents received qualifying offers from their former teams Monday before free agency officially began at 5 p.m. E.T., sources told ESPN's Jeff Passan.

Brewers' Frankie Montas, Colin Rea headed to free agency

Milwaukee's starting rotation could have a new look next season with right-handers Frankie Montas and Colin Rea heading into free agency.

Phil Maton hits free agency after Mets decline 2025 option

Right-hander Phil Maton became a free agent Monday after the New York Mets declined his $7,775,000 option in favor of a $250,000 buyout.

Gerrit Cole stays with Yankees on original deal

Check out the stats and figures behind ace Gerrit Cole agreeing to remain with the Yankees on his original deal.

Sources: Gerrit Cole, Yankees stay together on original deal

Yankees ace Gerrit Cole is staying with the club on his original four-year, $144 million deal, sources told ESPN's Jeff Passan. Cole had exercised his opt-out clause, but the two sides agreed to play out the contract and talk extension.

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