The Texas Rangers have been keeping things under wraps this offseason, leaving fans in suspense about their game plan for the upcoming year. The burning question on everyone’s mind is how the returning players are going to perform.

Ryan Helsley is an intriguing trade candidate for several contenders, but the St. Louis Cardinals shouldn’t let the Philadelphia Phillies anywhere near him.

The St. Louis Cardinals are looking to move a veteran starting pitcher to trim some payroll. The San Francisco Giants could use some veteran arms.

The Chicago Cubs are reportedly trying hard to trade former Los Angeles Dodgers MVP Cody Bellinger this offseason.

The Houston Astros find themselves navigating a familiar crossroads, one that their fans have seen play out several times over their remarkable run of success. The journey from promising prospects to bona fide stars is well-trodden territory for the Astros, but it seems, once again, Houston is preparing for the possibility of parting ways with one of their cornerstone players.

When it comes to a grueling 162-game MLB season, star players are the ones expected to pull their weight and lead the charge. The Texas Rangers certainly felt that expectation last year.

The Chicago Cubs have not gotten what they expected from Isaac Paredes and maybe he’ll be traded sooner than expected.