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Here is a look at 10 players who debuted in MLB this past season, and the stats that show why they bear watching moving forward.

MLB Pipeline’s Jim Callis looks at the five clubs that improved their prospect stocks the most over the past year.

One of the most tantalizing names on this offseason’s trade market has been Corey Kluber, as the Indians reportedly made him and fellow right-hander Trevor Bauer available for the right return. But sources from the club have told MLB.com’s Anthony Castrovince that it’s unlikely that either of them will be traded before Opening Day.

The Twins have agreed to a deal with designated hitter Nelson Cruz, a source told MLB.com on Thursday.

True to form, the 2018 season came through with surprise squads and sluggers, unprecedented performances, great games, implausible plays and, well, a bunch of stuff that was just plain fun or funny. With that in mind, here are 25 of the many things we loved about the ’18 season.

The Padres and Indians are engaged in discussions about a trade that would send Corey Kluber to San Diego, sources told MLB.com.

Left-hander Alex Wood, who along with Yasiel Puig, Matt Kemp and Kyle Farmer was traded from the Dodgers to the Reds last week, appeared on MLB Network’s MLB Tonight for an interview Wednesday.

As we look back at 2018 during the final days of the year, we thought it might be fun and instructive to look back at the 10 players who, at this time last year, few but the most die-hard of baseball fans knew the names of … and now are a part of our baseball history forever. All it takes is one year to etch their names in our minds forever.

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Much of the focus in baseball right now is on who will sign where, and what will happen next year. But as 2018 winds down, it’s worth taking one last look at the players who made history on the field last season. There were a lot of amazing performances, but here are 10 that could remain extraordinary years down the road.