Mark Trumbo

Major League Baseball's reigning home run champion has a new contract, and it's not the most expensive contract signed this winter.

Not even close.

Outfielder Mark Trumbo reportedly agreed to re-sign with the Baltimore Orioles on Friday, the team announced. 

Eduardo A. Encina of the Baltimore Sun first reported the deal on Thursday. 

With the holiday season fast approaching, most major business around Major League Baseball is nearing its conclusion. Aroldis Chapman, Kenley Jansen and Yoenis Cespedes have all found huge contracts, as have Justin Turner, Mark Melancon and Dexter Fowler.

Like a cotton candy maker, baseball's winter meetings tend to spit out anything that sticks.

Sure, deals are made like the one that saw Chris Sale traded to the Boston Red Sox on Tuesday. But speculation, more than anything, is the product of the meetings.

It's tough to determine which of the hottest thoughts, rumors and conjecture might end up being true, but we'll give it a try and play or fiction with what has emerged thus far from baseball's annual conclave.

Free-agent slugger Mark Trumbo is coming off a career season, which will only drive up his value on the market this winter.  

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The AL East-leading Baltimore Orioles have a formula for winning games, and they're sticking to it.

This is thanks in no small part to Mark Trumbo, who just won't stop dropping Trumbombs.

Baltimore Orioles outfielder Mark Trumbo slugged a pair of home runs during the seventh inning of Friday's 11-5 win over the Texas Rangers, becoming just the second player in franchise history to homer twice in the same inning, per Elias Sports Bureau (h/t ESPN Stats & Info).

The Seattle Mariners acquired Mark Trumbo in a trade last season, but the 29-year-old veteran's stay in the Pacific Northwest could be brief.  

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Mondays don't have to be awful with DraftKings daily fantasy baseball. Even with only 10 games to pick apart on Monday, the possibilities are endless with a massive amount of stars playing.

However, several players have recently started to shine again heading down the final stretch of the season. Here's a look at those names on the rise before locking in your lineups on DraftKings.

The Arizona Diamondbacks needed to be active this offseason after an MLB-worst 64-98 record in 2014.