The Mookie Megadeal is on hold. After balking at Brusdar Graterol's medical records, the Red Sox sought additional compensation from the Twins. The Twins would not agree, so they are seemingly out of the deal entirely. As of now, there is no deal, but the Red Sox and Dodgers could work something out on their own, or an entirely new team might join the picture. The Padres have traded Manuel Margot for the Rays' Emilio Pagan. Can Tampa Bay make something out of Margot? All this (and more) on today's episode.

Less than a week after signing Pablo Sandoval, the San Francisco Giants are bringing back another fan favorite. Hunter Pence has agreed to a 1-year, $3 million deal with the Giants. Pence was a key part of two championships with SF, and he'll help put some some fans in the seats during what will be a rebuilding year for the Giants. We preview some of the upcoming Spring Training position battles, as many teams still have a few holes to fill. All this (and more) on today's episode.

Max Muncy has agreed to a 3-year, $26 million deal with the Dodgers. Muncy was a late bloomer, but nobody will question the fact that he's one of baseball's premier power threats. The Indians are interested in Domingo Santana. Their outfield needs a lot of help. Could Santana be a bounce-back candidate? The Red Sox are seeking additional compensation because Brusdar Graterol's medical records make him profile more as a reliever than a starter. All this (and more) on today's episode.

The Angels traded for Joc Pederson and Ross Stripling, and all it took was Luis Rengifo. Rengifo has a great glove, but the Angels have a more pressing need for pitching as well as a corner outfielder. The Yankees just can't seem to avoid the injury bug. After placing a record number of players on the injured list last season, they just lost James Paxton until May or June. Paxton is entering a contract year. All this on today's episode.

Mookie Betts has been traded to the LA Dodgers. The Dodgers landed Mookie in a three-team blockbuster with the Red Sox and Twins. LA receives Mookie Betts and David Price, Boston receives Alex Verdugo and Brusdar Graterol, and the Twins receive Kenta Maeda. Were the Red Sox being cheap, or was this wise strategy? Who won this trade? All this (and more) on today's episode.

Marco Gonzales has agreed to a four-year $30 million extension with the Seattle Mariners. Gonzales will be at the top of the Mariners' pitching staff, and they'll look for him to be an innings-eater. He won't blow any hitters away or induce a bunch of groundballs, but he will keep hitters off-balance with a steady mix of pitches. The Astros have named James Click as their next general manager. Click comes from the Rays organization, and his analytical background will fit right in to the Astros' philosophy. All this (and more) on today's episode.

It's quite rare for an established player to spend their entire career with one team. In this day and age of free agency, arbitration, and an overall youth movement in baseball, it's tough to stick around for over a decade. We examine the 10 active players with the longest tenures on the same team they debuted with. Will Ryan Zimmerman get a statue outside Nats Park some day? Where does Yadier Molina rank among the all-time greats? All this on today's episode.

Francisco Lindor has spoken about his contract situation. He wants to be in Cleveland, but like anybody else, he wants to be fairly compensated. Lindor has two more years of club control. Will the Indians be willing to dole out the cash Lindor is looking for? All this on today's episode.

Curtis Granderson has decided to hang up his cleats. The Grandy Man was a triples machine in his early days with the Detroit Tigers. Upon arriving in New York, he discovered Yankee Stadium's short porch and turned in back-to-back 40 HR seasons. Granderson was an elite offensive player and defender in his prime. His accomplishments off the field stack up to his baseball prowess; Granderson has made significant contributions to several cities and communities he's been a part of. From donating $5 million to UIC's baseball program, to sponsoring programs to help inner-city youth, Granderson is quite the philanthropist. Grandy's four Marvin Miller Man of the Year awards and Roberto Clemente award were well earned. All this on today's episode.

The LA Dodgers have appeared in the sweepstakes for Mookie Betts. LA has a rare combination of minor league and major league talent, which uniquely positions them to take advantage of this opportunity. They could afford to wait until the price gets lower at the trade deadline in July, but will Mookie still be a Red Sox at that time (Boston could trade with San Diego instead)? All this on today's episode.