With the signings of infielder Alex Bregman by the Boston Red Sox and starting pitcher Nick Pivetta by the San Diego Padres, a reasonably fair evaluation of winners and losers this offseason can be made.

Our six-person panel forecasts the Dodgers as the lone 100-game winner, while parity rules everywhere else: Three division winners are projected to win just 86 games, while five American League teams are clustered within four games for the three available wild card berths. A look at our panel’s aggregate record projections:

Here’s a deep dive into the biggest winners and losers of this MLB offseason, based on key acquisitions, payroll impact, and projected team performance.

In the early moves of the MLB season, the New York Mets have flexed their muscles by signing big-name players with the aim of being a leading team and reaching the World Series, wh

With most of the major winter moves now behind us, we dig into which teams ruled the winter -- and which struck out looking.