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The 2026-27 MLB hot stove was lit just days after theMilwaukee Brewershoisted the franchise's first World Series championship trophy. All eyes this winter are on the free agency of two-time Cy Young winnerTarik Skubal. But he's not the only one who will make a splash in the market, withFreddy Peralta,Randy Arozarena,Seiya SuzukiandMichael Kingamong the other free agents to watch. Which teams will go big to contend for the 2027 World Series title? And who will make the trades and signings that have everyone buzzing? Below is a running list of notable transactions and updates from throughout the MLB offseason. More:Best fits for top free agents|Latest on Skubal Sources:Chicago Cubsdecline$7.5 million option for pitcherColin Rea. San Diego Padresdecline optionsonNick Pivetta,Lucas Giolito,Griffin Canning; exercise option on Hart. Garrett Whitlock's $8.25 million optionexercisedbyBoston Red Sox Tampa Bay Rayspick up $20 million optionon ace pitcherDrew Rasmussen. Atlanta Bravesexercise optionsonRonald Acuña Jr.,Ozzie Albies. Seattle MarinersexerciseAndrés Muñozoption, declineVictor Robles,Bryce Milleroption. Oct. 29:Players become free agents, trades open for players on 40-man rosters Nov. 2:Deadline to exercise contract options, extend qualifying offers Nov. 2 (5 p.m. ET):MLB free agents can begin signing with other teams Nov. 10-12:MLB general manager meetings Nov. 17-19:MLB owners meetings Nov. 20:Non-tender deadline Dec. 1:Current MLB collective bargaining agreement expires at 11:59 p.m. ET