Tommy Kahnle will likely miss 2021, but he'll suit up in a Dodgers uniform in 2022, thanks to his new two-year deal. Aaron Brooks found success in Korea this past season, so he re-signed for another year. Daniel Mengden, his former teammate from the A's, is now also heading to Korea on a one-year deal. Is this a new trend for pitchers who need to recapture some of their value?

The Nats have traded for Josh Bell. As a traditional first baseman and middle-of-the-order bat, Josh Bell is exactly what Washington needs. In exchange, the Pirates are receiving RHPs Will Crowe and Eddy Yean - two top prospects who could make their way to the MLB soon.

Sam Fuld made a name for himself as one of the more likeable players in the league over his eight MLB seasons. His next chapter will be as the General Manager of the Phillies. Fuld is being promoted after 3 years in the Phillies front office. Yoelqui Cespedes (the younger brother of Yoenis) has signed with the White Sox. Cespedes is the #1 international free agent and gives the White Sox another potential Cuban star.

After 15 years in the big leagues, Howie Kendrick has decided to hang up his cleats. Kendrick goes down as one of the most professional hitters of the generation and he has two of the biggest home runs in Nationals history. Yu Darvish's name has appeared in trade rumors, but it wouldn't make much sense for the Cubs to trade him now because they don't seem to be going for a full rebuild.

Ryan Zimmerman intends to play in 2021. He opted out of the 2020 season, making it the first ever season in Nationals history that he wasn't on the roster. Zimmerman is the face of the franchise, so it's hard to envision him playing elsewhere. Luis Castillo is an impact arm who might be available. Word on the street is that the Reds are shopping him.

We know who most of the game's Hall of Famers are. There are several players who have elite numbers but missed the cut for one reason or another. Let's take a moment to recognize them. Who is the best Non-Hall of Famer at each position?

Michael Wacha is coming off a forgettable year with the Mets. However, he's still been one of the more popular names on the market due to his age. Wacha has agreed to a one-year, $3 million deal with the Rays. The Rays are known for getting the most out of their players, so could Wacha be in line for a big bounce back? His swinging-strike and chase rates are intriguing, as well as his strikeout-to-walk ratio.

Some teams will be getting key players back from season-ending injuries they suffered in 2020. These are All-Star players when healthy such as Matt Chapman, Noah Syndergaard, and Chris Sale. Although the pitchers who got Tommy John won't be ready until summer, some position players are ahead of their timelines and expect to be ready for Spring Training.

Anthony DeSclafani has agreed to a one-year deal with the Giants. A solid pitcher over the course of his career, he's looking to put an atrocious 2020 season behind him. The Giants have been able to revive a few pitchers' careers in recent years, leading them to a bigger payday. Mike Zunino is back in Tampa Bay on a small deal ($3M guaranteed) with incentives.

In a long overdue announcement Major League Baseball has officially added the Negro Leagues to official records. Approximately 3,400 Negro League players are now officially considered to be Major Leaguers. This will alter the history books. Ted Williams may no longer be the last man to hit .400 and Willie Mays will have some hits added to his career totals.