Willy Adames isn't a household name, but when he plays, his teams win. Here's what makes the shortstop special -- and where he could end up.

Free agent Willy Adames could make sense for the Yankees, who have an infield spot open, or the Astros, who could move him to third.

Free-agent shortstop Willy Adames is one of the most popular players on the open market this winter, and he reportedly could make himself even more

The Major League Baseball offseason is progressing as more and more players from the free agent class are signing with new teams. While the biggest free agent, Juan Soto of the New York Yankees, remains unsigned,

Shortstop Willy Adames hit free agency after a great season and the Giants could make a run at him this winter.

Those unfortunate souls have, additionally, heard of the concept of a "red team" or of "red teaming." For everyone else in the crowd, that's a consultant's terminology for playing the devil's advocate.

Willy Adames is a top shortstop on the free agent market. With several teams behind him, a top suitor has emerged for the slugger.

Willy Adames i set to be the top shortstop available in free agency. The Athletic's MLB insider Ken Rosenthal heeds warning to teams looking to pay top dollar for a shortstop.

Many are connecting the dots with Willy Adames and the Los Angeles Dodgers, but it is not a guaranteed move at all.

Let’s jump right into it and talk about the Atlanta Braves offseason. After an impressive run of sustained success, the Braves find themselves facing a dilemma—and it’s one they can’t sidestep any longer: the shortstop position.