free agents remaining MLB
Subtracting only 2 months and a few days for the start of the MLB season 2019 there are still big names in free agency who are looking for big contracts, here are some of the most talked about:
For a player to find the perfect team, or for a club to get that player that fits perfectly into their ranks, it often takes time. And not always the desired meeting is specified. That is why we have decided to take a step forward and be the ones who join them. Yes, by decree. And if you do not like it, then you can change this new order ... signing real contracts once and for all!
Quick, preferably.
For now…
Bryce Harper goes to the ...
Dodgers Beyond what Harper is able to provide as a player, we are talking about Hollywood, with everything that implies from the point of view of marketing. THE. It is the city of stars and Harper can share that status with Clayton Kershaw while winning some rings.
Manny Machado leaves the ...
Yankees Why are they taking so long? Machado wants to wear a striped uniform. The one with blue stripes (sorry, Philadelphia). And although the current austerity period of the Yankees fits into the new culture of baseball, that will not last long. And it's hard to believe that Troy Tulowitzki is going to put up a lot playing in the shorts.
Craig Kimbrel goes to the ...
Braves. Again. If the market goes down so low that signing it makes sense for the Red Sox, why would not it make it for the Braves? A signature like that would make all the fans happy and help Atlanta for what it paints as a heated battle in the Eastern Division of the National League.
Dallas Keuchel goes to the ...
Reds This team has said that they will spend heavily on pitching in free agency. The rolling is the best friend of the pitcher in the Great American Ball Park and nobody better than Keuchel to get hit by the ground and lead the young pitching body of Cincinnati.
A.J. Pollock goes to the ...
Indians The only way in which some of the movements of the Indians to save money this winter would make sense is if they invest some of that back into the payroll. Pollock would be welcome with open arms in an outfield that at the moment is headed by Cuban Leonys Martin.
Marwin González goes to the ...
Nationals They are still interested in Harper, but the Venezuelan Gonzalez would probably fit better on the current roster due to his versatility and to represent an outfield safety for young Dominicans Juan Soto and Víctor Robles, and someone prone to injury like Adam Eaton.
By Anthony Castrovince MLB.com