The Atlanta Braves acquired outfielder Justin Upton from the Arizona Diamondbacks as part of a seven player deal. Upton, 25, joins his brother, B.J., in the Braves outfield starting in 2013. With the addition of Justin Upton, the Braves likely have the best outfield in all of Major League Baseball.

Baseball Press presents a returning miniseries entitled "Three Up, Three Down". We'll review player performances from last season and whether or not we feel they are capable of either improving upon last season's performance, or if the player had a "lucky" season in 2012.

The Milwaukee Brewers will be without starting first baseman Corey Hart for three-to-four months after having surgery on his right knee.

The Seattle Mariners were able to add another bat to their lineup on Wednesday afternoon, when the team acquired Michael Morse from the Washington Nationals in a three-team trade.

The Washington Nationals sign right-handed reliever Rafael Soriano to a two-year deal with an option for a third year.

Each year, Baseball Press releases their pre-season rankings. We have an innovative ranking system that is based on statistics, injuries, and team performance.

The pursuit of Javier Vazquez by the Washington Nationals is curious, given their starting rotation depth. If injuries do plague the Nats starters, is signing Vazquez the only option for an injury replacement?

The Indians sign outfielder Nick Swisher to a four-year deal worth approximately $56 million. Swisher, 32, hit .272/.364/.473 with 24 home runs in 2012.

Edwin Jackson will find yet another new home in 2013, as he and the Chicago Cubs have agreed to terms on a four-year contract worth 52 million dollars pending a physical. The Cubs are Jackson's eighth major league team overall, and seventh team since the 2008 season.

The Toronto Blue Jays continue to build a strong roster for the 2013 season. Not only do the Jays hope to win the 2013 American League East Division, but they hope to bring another World Series Championship to Toronto.