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MLB Offseason Slow Burn: Big Fish Still Free
13 Dec
Summary
- Winter Meetings concluded with significant free agents still unsigned.
- The current MLB offseason is slower than recent years.
- Analysis includes potential Milwaukee reliever trades and Yankees' future.
The Major League Baseball offseason is unfolding at a deliberate pace, with the Winter Meetings having concluded and numerous high-profile free agents still awaiting new contracts. While not reaching the levels of inactivity seen in previous years, this slow burn contrasts with the more rapid free agent market of the past.
Current discussions include the possibility of acquiring a relief pitcher from the Milwaukee Brewers, a move that echoes recent team strategies. Simultaneously, early analyses are examining the projected performance of the New York Yankees through the lens of the ZiPS system for the 2026 season.
As the holiday season approaches, the baseball world anticipates whether teams will pursue major signings quietly or if the extensive rumor mill will inevitably reveal their strategies. The offseason has prompted questions about which teams are facing the most frustration, whether due to losing popular players or navigating financial constraints while on the cusp of contention.
