Available MLB Free Agents

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    In the current Major League Baseball free agency landscape, 22 players are yet to secure new contracts. This provides insight into the players still available and who could significantly impact future team rosters.

    Within the American League, several teams have notable free agents: Boston features James Paxton, a left-handed pitcher. In Chicago, the spotlight is on Dominic Leone, a right-handed pitcher. Kansas City’s line-up of free agents includes outfielder Robbie Grossman and left-handed pitcher Will Smith. The New York Yankees could potentially lose first baseman Anthony Rizzo. Texas is weighing decisions on third baseman Matt Duffy and right-handed pitcher David Robertson. The Athletics see Alex Wood, another left-handed pitcher, waiting for offers.

    Switching over to the National League, several teams also face significant choices. Atlanta’s free agency list includes outfielder Adam Duvall and versatile infielder-outfielder Whit Merrifield. Across the league, Chicago has left-handed pitcher Drew Smyly awaiting a new contract. Colorado could see right-handed pitcher Daniel Bard and outfielder Charlie Blackmon entering fresh negotiations. Los Angeles faces decisions on right-handed pitchers Daniel Hudson, Joe Kelly, and outfielder Kevin Kiermaier.

    In New York, the Mets must decide on designated hitter J.D. Martinez. Meanwhile, Pittsburgh’s notable free agent is left-handed pitcher Marco Gonzales. St. Louis has an important trio entering free agency: designated hitter and infielder Matt Carpenter, right-handed pitcher Lance Lynn, and right-handed pitcher Keynan Middleton. San Diego’s David Peralta, an outfielder, rounds out the list of crucial potential departures.

    The free agents on this list could greatly influence their potential suitors, with each player bringing distinct skills and experience to the teams that sign them.