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The most famous moment of Joba Chamberlain’s baseball career came against the Cleveland Indians in the postseason. Now he hopes to help the franchise return to the playoffs for the first time since 2013.

New York Mets general manager Sandy Alderson earned Executive of the Year honors from Baseball America on Tuesday for building a roster that carried the organization to a World Series appearance.  

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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There was no bigger rumor coming out of the Thanksgiving break than a report from the Boston Globe's Nick Cafardo that Boston is trying to move Hanley Ramirez and has targeted three American League clubs—Baltimore, Los Angeles and Seattle—as potential trade partners.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have made no secret about their offseason pursuit of a front-of-the-rotation starter to pair with ace Clayton Kershaw and keep them as legitimate World Series contenders.

The guy who used to play there isn't a realistic option, but the New York Yankees clearly need something at second base.

Next Monday, the best and brightest minds of Major League Baseball will be yukking it up in Nashville, Tennessee, causing both the rumor mill and the transaction wire to go haywire.

Yes, the winter meetings are nearly upon us. You had best prepare yourself for the madness.

Clearly, the way to do that is to listen to warnings about what's coming. That's what we're going to get into by using this final week before the winter meetings to make some predictions.

The story about Mark McGwire possibly becoming the San Diego Padres bench coach mentions the word "steroids" exactly once, four paragraphs into a 10-paragraph report.

Maybe it's just not that big a deal anymore. Maybe that's as it should be.

The Atlanta Braves announced Monday they have agreed to a one-year contract to bring back right-handed reliever Jim Johnson, who will earn $2.5 million in 2016, according to MLB.com's Mark Bowman.

All-time MLB home run champion Barry Bonds has reportedly received an offer to be an additional hitting coach for the Miami Marlins.