A few more free agents came off the market Tuesday, with Brandon Crawford signing a six-year deal to return to San Francisco and Cliff Pennington joining the Angels. But there’s still plenty left to resolve this offseason, with more signings and trades on the horizon.

Rangers manager Jeff Banister has won the 2015 American League Manager of the Year Award, presented by the Baseball Writers’ Association of America.

With no shortage of notable early-offseason transactions, fantasy owners should pay close attention to the following moves.

The San Francisco Giants and Brandon Crawford have reached an agreement on a six-year contract through 2021, club senior vice president and general manager Bobby Evans announced Tuesday. The deal covers his two remaining years of arbitration and four years of free agency.

There’s a wow factor in the BBWAA’s selection of the Manager of the Year Award winners. No doubt Joe Maddon of the Cubs, who won the National League honors on Tuesday, and Jeff Banister of the Rangers, the American League selection, earned the Award.

Cubs skipper Joe Maddon was named BBWAA NL Manager of the Year on Tuesday. The 61-year-old Maddon, who previously won American League Manager of the Year honors twice, was the only NL skipper to appear on all 30 ballots, garnering 18 first-place votes to runner-up Mike Matheny’s nine.

The Angels signed free agent Cliff Pennington on Tuesday, addressing their need for a veteran utility infielder.

In his most challenging year on the job, Cardinals manager Mike Matheny delivered arguably his best performance. And in the end, he earned his highest finish yet in the Baseball Writers’ Association of America’s National League Manager of the Year Award voting.

Terry Collins may not have won the Baseball Writers’ Association of America’s National League Manager of the Year Award on Tuesday, finishing third behind Chicago’s Joe Maddon and St. Louis’ Mike Matheny, but his mere presence on the ballot spoke volumes about what he and the Mets accomplished in 2015.

Carlos Asuaje hasn’t been a member of the Padres for even a week, yet the infielder has become a fast fan of his new organization.

Astros manager A.J. Hinch finished second in the Baseball Writers’ Association of America American League Manager of the Year Award balloting, it was announced Tuesday.

Twins manager Paul Molitor finished third in voting for the 2015 Baseball Writers’ Association of American American League Manager of the Year Award.

Jordan Galvez, a onetime teenage infield prospect with the Pirates, was reportedly killed Tuesday in a plane crash in his native Colombia.

The Tigers have made it clear that their offseason focus is pitching, both starters and relievers. But the biggest void in their lineup won’t catch new general manager Al Avila out of left field.

Executive vice president of baseball operations Dan Duquette told MLB Network Radio the Orioles’ priority is filling out a rotation by obtaining a No. 1, 2 or 3 starter, adding that there’s not “that many No. 1 starters, but there’s some twos and threes in there that we could be very competitive on.”

Has a nickname fit a player better than Big Papi does David Ortiz? He’s had a career that lived up to it.

The Texas Rangers Baseball Foundation, Major League Baseball and the MLB Players Association are joining together to build an Urban Youth Academy in West Dallas. Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw and the West Dallas-based Mercy Street are also significantly involved in the project.