One potential trade candidate from each team

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Monday, November 27

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One potential trade candidate from each team

The Hot Stove has been slow-burning to this point, but with the Winter Meetings just around the corner, clubs could be looking to other teams as ways to fill holes on their rosters.

Shohei in blue? How market might play out if Ohtani signs with Dodgers

Shohei Ohtani is one of the most hyped free agents in baseball history, and the ripple effects of his decision will surely influence the actions of a large number of clubs and may affect many of his fellow free agents.

Latest on Sonny Gray

The busy Cardinals aren’t done adding to their rotation as they are expected to finalize a deal with free-agent right-hander Sonny Gray, according to reports.

Tigers adding Maeda on two-year deal (source)

Kenta Maeda, who spent the last four seasons with the Twins, has agreed to a two-year deal with the Tigers.

Stars who were traded as top prospects

Some of the trades made this offseason are sure to include top prospects who may go on to become stars like these players have.

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