Pollock, Chicago White Sox – $10 million player option, $5 million buyout Cody Bellinger, Los Anglees Dodgers - signed with the Chicago Cubs.Brandon Nimmo, New York Mets - Re-signed with the Mets.Michael Brantley, Houston Astros - Re-signed with the Astros.Mitch Haniger, Seattle Mariners - Signed with the Giants.Joey Gallo, Los Angeles Dodgers – Signed with Minnesota Twins.Aaron Judge, New York Yankees - Re-signed with the Yankees.Louis Cardinals – $35 million player option Evan Longoria, San Francisco Giants – $13 million club option, $5 million buyout.Justin Turner, Los Angeles Dodgers – Signed with Boston Red Sox.Dansby Swanson, Atlanta Braves – Signed with Chicago Cubs.Tim Anderson, Chicago White Sox – $12.5 million club option, $1 million buyout.Xander Bogaerts, Boston Red Sox – Signed 11-year, $280 million contract with SD.Trea Turner, Los Angeles Dodgers – Signed 11-year, 300 million contract with PHI.Jean Segura, Philadelphia Phillies – $17 million club option, $1 million buyout.Aledmys Diaz, Houston Astros - Signed with the Athletics.Josh Harrison, Chicago White Sox – Club option.Kolten Wong, Milwaukee Brewers – $10 million club option, $2 million buyout.Eric Hosmer, San Diego Padres – $13 million player option (3 years, $39 million remaining).
Martin Maldonado, Houston Astros – Vesting option.Christian Vazquez, Houston Astros – Signed with the Twins.Mike Zunino, Tampa Bay Rays – Signed with the Guardians.Omar Narvaez, Milwaukee Brewers – Signed with the Mets.Willson Contreras, Chicago Cubs – Signed with the Cardinals.Mike Clevinger, San Diego Padres – Signed with White Sox.Andrew Heaney, Los Angeles Dodgers – Signed with Texas Rangers.Sonny Gray, Minnesota Twins – $12 million club option exercised.Louis Cardinals – Re-signed with Cardinals Luis Severino, New York Yankees – $15 million club option exercised.Noah Syndergaard, Philadelphia Phillies - Signed with Dodgers.Chris Bassitt, New York Mets – Signed with Blue Jays.Clayton Kershaw, Los Angeles Dodgers - Re-signed with Dodgers.Nathan Eovaldi, Boston Red Sox – Signed with the Texas Rangers.Carlos Rodón, San Francisco Giants – Signed with New York Yankees.Jacob deGrom, New York Mets – Signed with Texas Rangers.What is the fastest pitch ever? History of fastest pitches in MLB, fastest pitch in 2023 Starting Pitchers
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Here’s a quick look at the top MLB free agents in 2023 by position. Related: Hungry for more MLB news? Tap here for the hottest headlines breaking right now. Craig Kimbrel, closer, Los Angeles Dodgers Louis Cardinals - Signed with the MetsĤ5. Robert Suarez, reliever, San Diego Padres - Re-signed with the PadresĤ4. Kevin Kiermaier, outfielder, Tampa Bay Rays - Signed with the Blue JaysĤ3. Joc Pederson, outfielder, San Francisco Giants - Accepted qualifying offerĤ2. Ross Stripling, pitcher, Toronto Blue Jays – Signed with the GiantsĤ1. Michael Wacha, starting pitcher, Boston Red SoxĤ0. Aroldis Chapman, reliever, New York Yankeesģ9. Jean Segura, infielder, Philadelphia Philliesģ8. Considering his past accomplishments (3.91 ERA in 2021), someone will take a chance on the 31-year-old southpaw as a No. After July 1, he posted a 6.16 ERA and opponents hit. Across his first 14 starts with the San Diego Padres, Manaea compiled a 3.92 ERA with a 1.14 WHIP and. Sean Manaea looked like he could be one of the best starting pitchers available in MLB free agency before the summer. The price of the qualifying offer dropped to $17.8 million in 2019, climbed in 2020 and then dipped in 2021 after the COVID-19 pandemic greatly impacted MLB revenue. It’s a $1.25 million increase, a direct result of revenue climbing across the league and the salaries for the highest-paid MLB players. Major League Baseball announced the cost of the MLB qualifying offer will be $19.65 million this offseason. The following players have accepted their qualifying offers.
The following 2023 MLB free agents declined their qualifying offers
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