The MLB offseason was, in short, hectic. One team dropped nearly $500 million to get better, one player signed with three different teams, and one Hall of Fame manager came out of retirement to coach a fourth-place team.
If you already knew everything we're talking about above, nice work. You're a dedicated baseball follower. You probably keep score when you go to the ballpark.
But if you have no idea who signed where or why games seem to be moving much faster, we get it. Life gets busy, and it's hard to keep up with a sport during its offseason.