Correa leads a class deep with infield talent; who will change teams this offseason?
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Major League Baseball’s 2021 season culminated on Tuesday with Game 6 of the World Series. The Atlanta Braves will now plan their championship parade while the other 29 teams resort to outlining their offseason plans.
With so much uncertainty surrounding the collective bargaining agreement negotiations, it’s possible that next Opening Day doesn’t occur as scheduled. We’re determined to not let that interfere with our typical winter coverage, however, which includes our annual free-agent rankings.
Below, you can find the initial version of those rankings. Do note that 1) the order is based on a combination of expected impact and annual average value; and 2) we’ll be adding players whose options are declined as those moves are announced. This is, then, simply a snapshot of the free-agent class as it stands.
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As always, this is more of an art than a science. Keep that in mind before you yell at us.
