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  1. MLBDiamondbacks outfielder Corbin Carroll has elbow surgery and should be ready for spring training.
  2. MLBYankees' Cody Bellinger wins AL Platinum Glove as the league's top defensive player.
  3. MLBMets re-signed pitcher Robert Stock, 36, to a one-year contract.
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Orioles are reportedly open to trading nearly anyone on the roster except Pete Alonso, ahead of GM Meetings.

A fan-site writer says the Orioles have underperformed for more than two years and that change is needed. Summer reports said the team discussed deals involving Jackson Holliday and Colton Cowser, and the team has since traded Adley Rutschman and Taylor Ward. The writer thinks Gunnar Henderson and recently extended players such as Samuel Basallo, Shane Baz and Kyle Bradish are unlikely to be moved.

Source: Camden Chat

From Friday

MLB.com asks whether Orioles outfielder Holliday could be a trade candidate this winter.

Source: MLB.com

From Thursday

Viva El Birdos weighs possible Cardinals trades for Orioles third basemen, with Gunnar Henderson the main name.

According to Viva El Birdos, reports say Baltimore is open to trading most of its roster except Pete Alonso, and Henderson is on the table but not on the block. The post cites Steamer projecting Henderson for 4.8 WAR in 632 plate appearances, after a 3.6 fWAR season last year. It also cites MLB Trade Rumors projecting a $14.1 million salary for 2027.

Source: Viva El Birdos

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No. 1 in the 30-second version

Diamondbacks outfielder Corbin Carroll has elbow surgery and should be ready for spring training.

Carroll had surgery to remove loose bodies in his right elbow, the team confirmed Friday, and full recovery is expected to take about eight weeks. He hit .239 with 22 homers and a league-high 17 triples last season while dealing with multiple injuries. He was awarded his first Gold Glove earlier this month.

Sources: ESPN · NBC Sports · CBS Sports

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Yankees' Cody Bellinger wins AL Platinum Glove as the league's top defensive player.

Per NY Post, the Platinum Glove winner is decided by a fan vote among the league's Gold Glove winners, and Bellinger is the second Yankee to win it after catcher Jose Trevino in 2022. Bellinger played 130 games in the outfield in 2026, 123 of them in left field, and had 21 defensive runs saved, third in baseball. Pete Crow-Armstrong won the National League award.

Sources: NY Post Sports · Pinstripe Alley

No. 3 in the 30-second version

Mets re-signed pitcher Robert Stock, 36, to a one-year contract.

Stock earned his first major league win since 2019 in August, according to ESPN.

Source: ESPN

Nationals reportedly extend center fielder Jacob Young on a four-year, $23 million deal with a fifth-year option.

According to SB Nation, the deal includes an $8 million option for a fifth season, citing a source familiar with the contract. The fan-site writer says the Nationals now have James Wood, Daylen Lile, Dylan Crews and Young under control into the 2030s, which creates a surplus that could be traded. The writer argues a trade of Young is now unlikely, and that Crews has the higher offensive ceiling while Young is the better defender.

Source: Federal Baseball

Mariners hire Yankees catching coach Tanner Swanson as bench coach.

A source confirmed the hire to ESPN on Friday. Swanson is also the Yankees' field coordinator.

Source: ESPN

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