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Taijuan Walker — Nationals. One of the younger free agents at 28 years old, Walker was drafted 43rd overall by the Mariners out of Yucaipa High School in California as a supplemental pick for the loss of, again, Adrian Beltre.

Walker was a teenage phenom in the minor leagues, ranking as a Baseball America top 20 prospect three years running. He was often a rotation-mate of fellow free agent James Paxton. Walker made his MLB debut in at age Walker put up his best year in 28 starts with 2. After five starts for the Mariners, three of which were solid, Walker was traded to the Blue Jays for a minor leaguer.

Walker gave up only four earned runs in his He posted a 2. His Statcast numbers were generally unexciting, aside from a 74th percentile hard hit rate. Garrett Richards — Phillies. He did a decent job in his ten starts with the Padres this year, posting a 4.

Richards was drafted 42nd overall by the Angels back in out of the University of Oklahoma, a supplemental pick for the loss of Francisco Rodriguez. Richards became a full-time starting pitcher for the Angels in , making 58 starts over a two-year period despite dealing with knee surgery in-between. He chose a a platelet-rich plasma injection over Tommy John surgery, and then experienced nerve irritation in his biceps the following year.

After ten starts in which he averaged 4. Ultimately Richards made four brief appearances in the playoffs, two of which were low-leverage. He could potentially draw interest from a dozen clubs this winter. Kolten Wong — Red Sox. Cesar Hernandez found himself non-tendered with a lower projected salary just one offseason ago, for instance. Wong, 30, was drafted 22nd overall out of University of Hawaii at Manoa by the Cardinals in Moving forward, I think offensive production right around league average can be expected from Wong.

Brad Hand — Astros. He made three All-Star teams during that time. The Padres traded Hand to the Indians in July , and his success continued.

One element of teams passing on Hand may be a velocity drop this year, down to Trevor Rosenthal — Angels. Rosenthal, 30, is one of the top relievers on the free agent market. No free agent throws harder than his Among free agents with at least 20 innings this year, Rosenthal ranked sixth in MLB with a Upon being traded to the Padres at the end of August, Rosenthal put up ten scoreless innings with 17 strikeouts, one walk, and only three hits.

That magic wore off in the postseason, but it was still a stellar bounceback campaign. Rosenthal made the All-Star team in , but battled injuries the following year and was removed from the closer role. An elbow injury surfaced in , necessitating Tommy John surgery in August of that year.

He struggled mightily for the Nats, earning his release by June. The Tigers and Yankees then each gave him a shot with no success. It was under these circumstances that Rosenthal inked a minor league deal with the Royals in December, reuniting with old manager Mike Matheny and impressing the team in the initial version of spring training.

His 14 appearances with the Royals went well enough that the Padres traded Edward Olivares — an MLB-ready, grade outfield prospect — to rent him for September and the postseason. A qualifying offer may have been a long shot anyway, but Rosenthal is ineligible for one on account of the trade. A three-year deal may have been more likely for Rosenthal in a normal market, but he should still find a decent contract. Trevor May — Giants. May, 31, is one of the more desirable arms on the relief market this winter.

His He averages more than 96 miles per hour on his heater and generally shows good control. He is a fly-ball pitcher, and was touched up for a 1. May was drafted out of high school by the Phillies in the fourth round in and traded to the Twins in the December Ben Revere deal. May was able to successfully return from surgery in and post a 3. He has the premium velocity, strong spin-rate and high whiff rate profile that analytical clubs value over raw saw numbers in free agency.

Blake Treinen — Marlins. He battled a rotator cuff strain in , his season ending early with a stress reaction in his back. After posting a 4. Treinen provided good, but not great results for the Dodgers with a 3. Tommy La Stella — Athletics. That proved incorrect, as the Angels gave La Stella regular playing time in and he made the All-Star team before fracturing his right tibia with a foul ball. That includes a mark against right-handed pitching that ranks 18th in all of baseball and fourth among free agents.

La Stella is capable of playing both second and third base. Corey Kluber — Twins. Kluber had a Hall of Fame-worthy peak for the Indians, winning a pair of Cy Young awards while also finishing third twice and ninth once. But Kluber, 35 in April, hit a wall in May of in suffering a non-displaced fracture of his right forearm from a line drive. He was pulled from a rehab start in August of that year due to an oblique strain, knocking him out for the season after only seven starts.

Yadier Molina — Cardinals. Molina, 38, is set to reach free agency for the first time in his storied year career. Short of a pursuit of J. Molina remains an excellent defensive catcher and could be of interest to teams like the Yankees, Phillies, and Marlins if the Cardinals take a tough negotiating stance. Charlie Morton — Mets.

The righty, 37 in November, had been a useful starter for the Pirates but experienced a late-career surge upon joining the Astros in That year, he produced a 3. This year, Morton was removed from an August start due to shoulder inflammation and spent several weeks on the IL. Even putting the two limited starts around that injury aside, Morton averaged fewer than five innings per start in Despite solid peripherals, his ERA landed at 4. He made an additional four starts in the playoffs this year, pitching well until the Dodgers got to him in Game 3 of the World Series.

Morton could be a hot commodity in free agency, but he was picky last time around and has suggested retirement is a possibility. Jurickson Profar — Tigers. Profar brings the appeal of age and prospect pedigree. He suffered a torn shoulder muscle in March , aggravating the injury in May. After a platelet-rich plasma injection in September, Profar was expected to be ready for However, by February , labrum surgery was deemed necessary.

In , for the first time, a year-old Profar played a full season in the bigs. Padres GM A. That run was the result of a. Some teams might like the switch-hitter for a utility role, but he may be able to find a starting job on a second division club. Adam Wainwright — Cardinals. Wainwright, 39, joins fellow Cardinals legend Yadier Molina in free agency. Drew trade. Despite the missed season, Wainwright ranked ninth among starting pitchers with He picked up plenty of hardware during that time, including three All-Star nods and four top-three Cy Young finishes.

Wainwright may fall short of the Hall of Fame, but not by a lot. Wainwright has shown staying power in the second phase of his career despite missing most of due to an elbow injury. He had a solid season in with 31 starts of 4. Wainwright would like to stay in St. Robbie Ray — Brewers.

Needless to say, the abbreviated season did not go well for Ray. He walked He was on the move again a year later, joining the Diamondbacks in the three-team deal that netted the Shane Greene for the Tigers and Didi Gregorius for the Yankees.

Despite shaky control, Ray pitched well in Arizona. From , Ray struck out He also walked The result was a decent pitcher with flashes of brilliance, peaking with an All-Star season that netted Ray a seventh-place Cy Young finish. Cesar Hernandez — Diamondbacks. Hernandez proved a durable, solid replacement, ranking seventh among second basemen in with 6. Carlos Santana — Brewers. Santana, 35 in April, led the AL with 47 walks this year. The Brewers, Nationals, and Rockies could be potential fits.

Alex Colome — White Sox. Colome, 32 in December, has served as the closer for the White Sox for the past two seasons after coming over in a November trade with the Mariners. His keys to success were allowing zero home runs and a. Those figures are hardly repeatable, but Colome has an excellent Statcast profile in terms of exit velocity, hard hit rate, and barrel rate.

Colome has at times missed bats, including He demonstrated excellent control in that same campaign. Colome has a 2. Mike Minor — Angels. Minor put up a strong pair of seasons in , working to a 3. Minor lost two miles per hour off his fastball in , however, and struggled to a 5.

Even with the reduced velocity, Minor was able to miss some bats with an above average Happ — Mariners.

Happ, a year MLB veteran, was drafted in the third round in out of Northwestern by the Phillies. The lefty was something of a late bloomer, with his best work coming after age In comments to reporters in late August, Happ implied that he felt the Yankees were intentionally trying to avoid his vesting option. GM Brian Cashman disagreed. Though he managed a 3. His case is bolstered somewhat by Statcast, with 65th percentile hard hit rate and 75th percentile barrel rate this year.

Kirby Yates — Padres. Like Liam Hendriks, there was a time a few years ago where Yates making an All-Star team or getting Cy Young votes seemed highly unlikely. He opted not to sign, choosing to pitch at Yavapai College in Arizona.

He had Tommy John surgery while there, and ended up signing after college with the Rays as an undrafted free agent. Five years later, Yates reached the Majors with the Rays at age The Indians acquired him for cash considerations, but designated him for assignment about a month later. Then the Yankees traded for him, and he posted a 5. The Angels claimed him off waivers in October , and after they designated him the following April, he went unclaimed by the other 29 teams.

Yates just kept getting better for the Padres, culminating in a dominant season: 1. In August of this year, Yates hit the IL with elbow inflammation and ultimately had surgery to remove two bone chips. Greg Holland — Mariners. Holland, 35 in November, had a dominant run for the Royals. He posted a 1.

With lost to his Tommy John recovery, the Royals non-tendered Holland. Louis was disastrous, and he was designated for assignment in July. Holland walked a career-worst By August, Holland had been designated for assignment again, and he again signed with the Nats — this time failing to return to the Majors. Holland made it back to the Royals for , as the team also inked Trevor Rosenthal for a pair of savvy minor league signings.

Drew Smyly — Giants. Smyly was a major piece of the return when the Rays sent David Price to Detroit at the trade deadline. He made a career-high 30 starts in , albeit with a 4. Smyly was dealt to the Mariners the following offseason and pitched in the World Baseball Classic, but he ended up needing Tommy John surgery in July that year and never pitched in an official game for Seattle.

His time in Texas went terribly, and they released him in late June. Smyly made three appearances this year, then hit the IL for a strained left finger. He returned over a month later to make four September outings. Over his past 89 innings, Smyly has worked to a 4.

The year-old southpaw should still draw solid interest in free agency. Jon Lester — Braves. Lester, a year veteran, comes with a long list of accolades. From , his Dependable as they come, Lester made at least 31 starts in every season from More importantly, Lester provided a 2.

Otherwise, the Braves or Red Sox could be interesting options for the southpaw, who turns 37 in January. Rick Porcello — Tigers. Porcello, 32 in December, is a year MLB veteran who has seen his share of ups and downs. He was on pace for over 4. The end result was a 5. Porcello allowed a. To be fair, the 7. In the end, Porcello is a 4. Cole Hamels — Padres. From , Hamels ranked sixth among all MLB pitchers with That period, mostly with the Phillies, included four top-eight Cy Young finishes and three All-Star appearances.

Hamels, 37 in December, continued to put in solid work in the second phase of his career with the Rangers and Cubs. Until , Hamels had started at least 24 games in 13 consecutive seasons. He was good for a 3. Instead, he came down with triceps tendinitis and started the year on the day IL. He returned for one pitch start in mid-September, and then went on the IL again with shoulder fatigue. Mark Melancon — Braves. Melancon, 36 in March, was a ninth round pick of the Yankees out of the University of Arizona in He headed to the Astros in the July Lance Berkman trade, establishing himself as a solid closer in Melancon had his greatest success in Pittsburgh, working to a 1.

The Nationals acquired Melancon near the trade deadline, sending Felipe Vazquez to the Pirates in return. The contract did not pan out for the Giants. Melancon struggled in , culminating in elbow surgery in September of that year. Melancon pitched decently for the Giants after that, and San Francisco surprisingly found a team willing to take on the entire remainder of his contract in the Braves.

Batters do struggle to square him up, based on Statcast, and a two-year deal is possible. Anthony Desclafani — Red Sox. DeSclafani won a rotation job for the Reds out of camp in , producing 31 starts of 4.

He opened the following season with a long IL stint for an oblique strain, debuting on June 10th and putting up a 3. He started off with another oblique strain, again delaying his debut until June. In , DeSclafani was able to avoid the IL, resulting in his best season since But like many pitchers toward the back end of this list, wound up a lost season for DeSclafani.

Chris Archer — Cubs. Archer had a strong run of five-plus seasons for the Rays. He tantalized with a fifth-place Cy Young finish in as a year-old, but his results never quite matched his peripheral stats in the ensuing seasons. For the Pirates, Archer delivered innings of 4. Even at age 32, Archer is a starting pitcher teams can dream on a little bit if his recovery goes well. We realize that a Top 50 Free Agents list with one set of specific team predictions will leave some fanbases dissatisfied.

A few notes to keep in mind:. Stroman straight up lied to fans and about his injury but will get rewarded. Bauer getting 32 per despite only have one excellent season to his resume which came to 11 starts. I think minimums salary is reasonable. I also think million payroll is reasonable. Very little year to year actually. Owners easily, readily borrow hundreds of millions of dollars with their teams as collateral. They have absolutely no excuse for not opening their wallets and paying these guys.

Remember, there would still be baseball without these owners, there would not be MLB level baseball without the players.

The players skillsets are at a level that they cannot be replaced. There are lots of people with money that could buy the teams or start a new league. Can someone help me out with this? I am trying to understand because I have people telling me they accurately voted for Ray, Stroman and Gausman and those people truly believe those votes counted for them.

They never went back and checked after those guys signed so they never even realized that Grossman, Gardner and Miller had been added to the contest so they never voted for them. If anyone can let me know I would really appreciate it.

Of course. Morton to the Mets? Odorizzi, Paxton, T Walker, Tanaka. All these guys are ahead of Morton on this list.

Yeah I had trouble with many of these suggestions. Your Morton point is spot on. Did anybody think he was going to the Rays 2 years ago? He is a northeastern guy, born in Jersey. Now his family lives in Fl or Georgia I believe. He said he wanted to be close to home So yeah, TB made sense.

The Q was would they fork the money over. They did. Seattle brings back Walker not Happ. They have money to spend if they want. No need to sign an older player when they can sign a younger guy who pitches well here and fits in with the other pitchers. Plus so many other head scratchers on this list. Morton has been as good or better than every pitcher listed ahead of him on this list over the last four years Stroman and Bauer may have a case.

Great work guys. I was wondering if the pandemic will lower the overall financial pot that teams have to spend and there by players get paid much less? Unless you are the Yankees or Dodgers etc. You guys do a great job, and I love this.

But Bauer to the Dodgers is the dumbest thing I will read this month, and I have full confidence saying that on the 2nd day of this month. They have no need of spending that kind of money, they have too many of their own players they will want to lock up before spending that kind of money, their rotation is flush, and they are going to want to get under the tax line.

Not happening, not even close. Wrong LA team. Agree with you here, I could see the Dodgers taking a 1 year flier on Kluber before spending big bucks on Bauer.

The Angels need him much worse after whiffing on Cole last offseason. The Angels have needed to improve their rotation for years, but have foolishly spent money elsewhere.

The issue is their poor judgment. It might sound crazy, but with a rotation of Kershaw, May, Urias, Gonsolin. May and Gonsolin still have to prove themselves. They still need a lot of polish. Definitely serviceable and May has really good upside but Bauer in my opinion is a significant upgrade over those two in Kershaw had a great season but is in decline.

I realize these predications are sort of a game within a game, but Bauer and the Dodgers should not even be found in the same sentence. The main need for the Dodger in the postseason will be the bullpen, where they will be losing two righties and one lefty to free agency. Connect them to all the quality arms available in that department and maybe you win the prediction game.

Not a big fan of his work but the numbers are still good enough,. Machado was a rental who they did not want back, and they traded Puig, after many attempts at shopping him. Just another reason to cast doubt this prediction. One of many. Bauer has openly said that he wants to be a Dodger.

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