Major League Baseball signed a flurry of free agency deals in December, but the biggest shock of stove season came just days before Christmas. Carlos Correa, who originally agreed to a 13-year deal with the Giants, is now heading to the Mets instead. New York and Steve Cohen swooped in to land Correa after the Giants reportedly called off a press conference after Correa’s physical. It was a surprising move by the Mets to re-sign Brandon Nimo and Edwin Diaz.
The biggest name in MLB free agency remains. Aaron Judge reached a record $360 million agreement to remain with the Yankees during his MLB Winter meeting. However, other top free agents have changed teams. Jacob deGrom went to the Rangers, Trea Turner to the Phillies, Dansby Swanson signed to the Cubs, and Xander Bogaerts to the Padres.
Michael Conforto, Carlos Rodon, Wilson Contreras, Michael Brantley, Justin Turner, Chris Basitt, Kenley Jansen, Clayton Kershaw, JD Martinez and Jameson Tyrone were signed during December. To name a few, there are some notable free agents left on the market, and CBS Sports tracks the top 50 free agent moves in this space all winter long. You can read up on these 50 players and see how they ranked here.
Now for the good stuff. Below you will find a tracker with players, rank, last team and new team. We will keep you updated during the off-season.
