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The Reds view Suárez as a stable, power-driven contributor who can bolster offensive upside even after a down defensive year in 2025.
The Reds’ one-year commitment signals a tactical short-term upgrade while maintaining flexibility for future roster moves.
Padres’ offseason trajectory worsens as key targets like Arraez depart, signaling a challenging path to competing in 2026.

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Cantillo is contending for a regular spot in Cleveland's 2026 rotation after a bounce-back finish in 2025.
Analysts say Steve Phillips views Cantillo as an intriguing arm who could contribute as a strikeout pitcher.
Cantillo impressed in late 2025 with seven strikeouts over six innings in a win over the Red Sox after an 18-day return from Columbus.
Cantillo followed that with an eight-inning, 2-0 win over the Royals, building confidence for the closing stretch of the season.
By season's end Cantillo had shown velocity gains, reaching up to 93 mph in key late-game appearances.
Cantillo's combined major-league numbers include a 3.69 ERA and 1.269 WHIP across two seasons.
The Guardians plan to start spring training in Arizona with Cantillo in the running for a rotation spot.
Cantillo's ongoing development is part of a Guardians strategy to rely on a mix of proven relievers and emerging starters.
Cantillo's flexibility has seen him shift between bullpen and rotation in prior seasons as the team seeks balance.
Cade Cracas notes Cantillo's prospects amid a Guardians season plan that emphasizes development and performance.
The article frames Cantillo’s breakout as part of a broader Guardians push to contend in 2026.

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Former Reds reliever Lucas Sims signs with the Chicago White Sox, initiating a fresh chapter after seven seasons in Cincinnati.
In Cincinnati, Sims appeared in 210 games as a reliever from 2018–2024, posting a 3.94 ERA with 290 strikeouts across 224 innings.
Sims endured a rough 2025 stint with the Washington Nationals, surrendering 19 runs in 12 1/3 innings and issuing 14 walks.
Drafted 21st overall by the Atlanta Braves in 2012, Sims made his MLB debut on August 1, 2017, marking the start of his big-league tenure.
The move to the White Sox represents an opportunity for Sims to recapture his command and maximize his premium stuff with a new organization.
Sims’ experience includes notable MLB time with the Braves, highlighting a pedigree that White Sox managers hope to leverage in relief roles.
The White Sox are adding a veteran reliever with a track record of hard-throwing potential, aiming for improved command in 2025–26.
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Sims’ Reds tenure ended with a trade in 2024, as he moved from Cincinnati to the Red Sox at the MLB Trade Deadline before signing with the White Sox.
Sims’ earlier MLB frame includes time with the Braves, underscoring a breadth of major-league experience valuable to the White Sox bullpen.

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The Yankees are reportedly considering Nick Martinez as a buy-low depth option for both rotation and bullpen roles.
Martinez has an expansive arsenal, including cutter, four-seamer, changeup, sinker, curve, and slider, with strong downward movement.
The article notes the Yankees’ current plan to address injuries with a quantity-over-top-target approach, including re-signing swingmen and adding depth via trades.
Martinez’s 2025 season saw a regression in ERA and FIP, but his 2023–2024 exit metrics showed low hard contact and favorable movement.
Martinez helped Cincinnati as a swingman in 2025, posting a 3.10 ERA and 3.21 FIP across a strong 216.2 innings prior to his opt-out.
The piece places Martinez as a potential insurance policy if Cole and Rodón miss time early in the season.
Martinez has already played in MLB and NPB, giving him a varied background that could suit New York’s flexible pitching needs.
Yankees ownership recently kept Cody Bellinger while pursuing mid-range pitching options to balance the payroll.
The article frames Martinez as a potential rotation depth option rather than a marquee acquisition.
The piece is part of a broader Yankees Player Targets series highlighting potential moves and targets.

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