MLB en bref : Un nouveau contrat pour Freddy Peralta? | Les Dodgers en profitent

For now, the Mets’ focus with Freddy Peralta is on the 2026 season. But after dealing a pair of top-100 prospects for his final year of team control, it’s worth pondering: What would an extension for their new No. 1 look like?

Story w/ @TimBritton: https://t.co/D5zC6Qd2ra

— Will Sammon (@WillSammon) January 22, 2026

"You just told us how great we're doing, how much money the league, teams, and players are making, but now you're telling us that the system is broken?"@Brent_Rooker25 says Rob Manfred's message when he visited the A's last season seemed a little contradictory… pic.twitter.com/Jv2nPOZJVa

— Foul Territory (@FoulTerritoryTV) January 22, 2026

Can Red Sox Opening Day roster include Kristian Campbell filling a clearly defined role?https://t.co/36SJbjNqJb

— Christopher Smith (@SmittyOnMLB) January 22, 2026

Sources: Yariel Rodríguez will join Team Cuba for the 2026 World Baseball Classic after receiving approval from the Blue Jays.

He is scheduled to report to the team on March 1 in Arizona.

Rodríguez will work exclusively out of the bullpen, not exceeding two innings per game.

— Francys Romero (@francysromeroFR) January 22, 2026

Reporting along with @Ken_Rosenthal: Twins are reuniting with former All-Star closer Taylor Rogers on a one-year, $2 million contract.

Logical fit for both sides, as the 35-year-old Rogers returns home to the team that drafted him and the Twins add some much-needed bullpen help.

— Aaron Gleeman (@AaronGleeman) January 22, 2026

With all of the vitriol directed towards the Dodgers, remember:
The Red Sox chose not to sign Mookie Betts and traded him to LA.
Atlanta walked away from Freddie Freeman.
The Angels declined to match Shohei Ohtani's offer.
The Astros and Cubs didn't want to keep Kyle Tucker.

— Bob Nightengale (@BNightengale) January 22, 2026