41. Eddie Rosario
Sam- Atlanta Braves
Trent- Atlanta Braves
James- Atlanta Braves
We all have the NLCS hero returning to the Atlanta Braves and hopefully igniting some more magic in 2022.
42. Hector Neris
Sam- Philadelphia Phillies
Trent- Tampa Bay Rays
James- Tampa Bay Rays
43. Jonathan Villar
Sam- Milwaukee Brewers
Trent- Colorado Rockies
James- Colorado Rockies
I have never understood why Villar does not get a little more love? If he were willing to accept a backup role, I think he would be perfect for the Atlanta Braves to have play any infield position.
44. Mark Melancon
Sam- St. Louis Cardinals
Trent- Philadelphia Phillies
James- Minnesota Twins
45. Ryan Tepera
Sam- San Francisco Giants
Trent- Los Angeles Angels
James- Milwaukee Brewers
46. Corey Kluber
Sam- Texas Rangers
Trent- Minnesota Twins
James- Toronto Blue Jays
Just like some pitchers mentioned earlier, if he is healthy, this could be a great bargain for teams needing pitching.
47. Nelson Cruz
Sam- Minnesota Twins
Trent- Milwaukee brewers
James- Detroit Tigers
Perhaps no other player on this list is hoping the DH becomes universal than Cruz.
48. Danny Duffy
Sam- Kansas City Royals
Trent- Kansas City Royals
James- San Francisco Giants
49. Yan Gomes
Sam- Toronto Blue Jays
Trent- Chicago Cubs
James- Miami Marlins
Gomes, being the only catcher on this list shows you how weak this years free agency class is at Catcher.
50. Andrew Heaney
Seemingly signed the moment free agency opened, therefore was a freebie with the Dodgers pick.
So that’s how we see the free agency class going over the next few months. I think I speak for us all when I say we would love to just get a few correct, but most importantly the Freeman pick.
Interesting to note that none of us has the following four teams signing any big ticket free agents
- Oakland Athletics
- Arizona Diamondbacks
- Pittsburgh Pirates
- Cincinnati Reds