Although other deals have been struck — such as Mark Teixeira signing with the New York Yankees — here are the baseball free agent signings that have become official to date.
CC Sabathia, SP – NY Yankees – 7 years, $161,000,000
A.J. Burnett, SP – NY Yankees – 5 years, $82,500,000
Ryan Dempster, SP – Chicago Cubs – 4 years, $52,000,000
Francisco Rodriguez, RP – NY Mets – 3 years, $37,000,000
Raul Ibanez, LF – Philadelphia – 3 years, $31,500,000
Rafael Furcal, SS – LA Dodgers – 3 years, $30,000,000
Kerry Wood, RP – Cleveland – 2 years, $20,500,000
Edgar Renteria, SS – San Francisco – 2 …read more

Mark Teixeira
It sounds like the Los Angeles Angels are going to do whatever it takes to keep Mark Teixeira. The first baseman who they traded for in the middle of the 2008 season is a player the team would hate to see let go. Others thought to be interested include the Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees, Washington Nationals and Baltimore Orioles.
CC Sabathia
The 2007 American League Cy Young Award winner pitched great for the Milwaukee Brewers after they aquired him in a midseason trade. The Brewers want to keep him and are reportedly willing to give him $20 million per …read more

With the Philadelphia Phillies crowned the World Champions of Baseball for winning the 2008 World Series, the next order of business for most teams in Major League Baseball is to start figuring out who to target in free agency. Who are the free agents in baseball? Look at the below list for a full rundown of who is available on the market.
The below 2008 baseball free agents are listed in alphabetical order with their position and previous team.
Bobby Abreu, Right Fielder, NY Yankees
Jeremy Affeldt, Relief Pitcher, Cincinnati
Moises Alou, Left Fielder, NY Mets
Garret Anderson, Left Fielder, LA Angels
Tony Armas, Starting Pitcher, …read more