Offseason recap: Where did the top free agents land? Who got traded?
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March 28: Where did the top free agents land? Who got traded?
Opening Day is upon us, but before every team gets its season underway, here’s a quick recap of the past offseason.
Top free agents
- Shohei Ohtani: Dodgers (10 years, $700 million)
- Yoshinobu Yamamoto: Dodgers (12 years, $325 million)
- Blake Snell: Giants (2 years, $62 million with opt-out after 2024)
- Cody Bellinger: Cubs (3 years, $80 million with opt-outs after 2024 and 2025)
- Aaron Nola: Phillies (7 years, $172 million)
- Josh Hader: Astros (5 years, $95 million)
- Sonny Gray: Cardinals (3 years, $75 million with 2027 club option)
- Jordan Montgomery: D-backs (1 year, $25 million with 2025 vesting option) (source)
- Matt Chapman: Giants (1 year, $18 million with 2025-26 player options and a 2027 mutual option)
- J.D. Martinez: Mets (1 year, $12 million)
- Jorge Soler: Giants (3 years, $42 million)
- Eduardo Rodriguez: D-backs (4 years, $80 million with 2028 vesting option)
- Jung Hoo Lee: Giants (6 years, $113 million)
- Shota Imanaga: Cubs (4 years, $53 million with 2028 club option)
- Teoscar Hernández: Dodgers (1 year, $23.5 million)
- Jeimer Candelario: Reds (3 years, $45 million)
Who got traded?
- Juan Soto: Padres to Yankees
- Corbin Burnes: Brewers to Orioles
- Tyler Glasnow: Rays to Dodgers
- Dylan Cease: White Sox to Padres
- Chris Sale: Red Sox to Braves
- Eugenio Suárez: Mariners to D-backs
- Jorge Polanco: Twins to Mariners
- Alex Verdugo: Red Sox to Yankees
- Jarred Kelenic: Mariners to Braves
- Tyler O'Neill: Cardinals to Red Sox