The MLB offseason is underway with notable free agents like Pete Alonso expected to command significant contracts, with the Washington Nationals reportedly planning to sign him for $125 million over five years. The Angels, after a challenging 63-99 season, are focusing on stabilizing their roster with potential new infield and rotation additions. Under new ownership, the Orioles have the financial capability to make substantial offseason moves, though their strategy remains cautious. Teams had to tender qualifying offers to free agents by Monday, with 13 players receiving offers valued at $21.05 million each. Meanwhile, the Yankees made headlines by securing Gerrit Cole, and the Braves traded Jorge Soler to the Angels, indicating possible major acquisitions. The offseason promises intriguing developments as teams aim to bolster their rosters for the 2025 season.