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The MLB GM Meetings are in full swing. No, it’s not filled with as many moves as we’ll see at the upcoming Winter Meetings, but they’re coming with a lot MLB Rumors.
Few moves have been made, but the rumor mill is running at full speed involving some of the top free agents and trade targets on the market today.
The moves most likely won’t arrive for a while, but there are certainly more than enough rumors to get excited about. With that in mind, here are the latest rumors for your consumption on this beautiful Thursday morning.
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The Chicago Cubs finished their disappointing 2024 campaign with an 83-79 record. Finishing over .500 saved the season a bit, but missing the postseason after coming into the year with high expectations was disappointing. Jed Hoyer has a lot to do this season when it comes to regaining the trust of a frustrated Cubs fanbase.
Spending the top free agents would be an easy way for Hoyer to regain that confidence, but it also doesn’t seem realistic, especially after Cody Bellinger opted out of his contract. Free agents will be signed, but that’s the way it is It’s hard to imagine Juan Soto wearing a Cubs uniform in the coming months.
While the Cubs may not be as active as their fans would hope in free agency, Hoyer is armed with a ton of trade bait. Hoyer could part with it proven MLB players like Nico Hoerner, Seiya Suzuki or Javier Assad (to name a few), but he also has a lot of prospect capital at his disposal that he can part with. No, it’s unlikely the Cubs will consider doing business with guys like Cade Horton or Matt Shaw, but even outside of these two elite prospects, the Cubs have a lot of valuable possessions – including one player who got buzz during the GM Meetings.
Owen Caissie, Chicago No. 2 prospect and the No. 34 prospect overall it has received a lot of attention, according to MLB Network’s Jon Morosi, according to MLB Pipeline. That’s pretty big news.
As Morosi noted, Caissie had an impressive Triple-A season in which he slashed .278/.375/.473 with 19 home runs and 75 RBI in 127 games. He had 29 doubles and 11 stolen bases while seeing time at both corner outfield positions. Considering he played a full season at the highest minor league level, he could be MLB ready come Opening Day.
The only problem, however, is that the Cubs are loaded in the outfield. Bellinger is back. Ian Happ has a no-trade clause and is a very good left fielder. Pete Crow-Armstrong emerged this past season and showed why he was considered their top prospect. Seiya Suzuki is an outfielder. Even guys like Kevin Alcantara, Alexander Canario and Mike Tauchman have arguments when it comes to receiving playing time. It’s hard to see where Caissie fits in.
By trading him now, the Cubs can acquire a big-name player, either to fit into their lineup or to insert into what could be one of the best rotations in all of baseball. Trading a player as talented and highly regarded as Caissie is never easy, but given their issues in the outfield and the kind of returns Chicago can get with him at center, it makes too much sense.
Almost every rumor about Juan Soto assumes the superstar outfielder will stay with the club New York Yankees or sign with their crosstown rivals, the New York Mets. This line of thinking makes sense. Soto just had a great year with the Yankees, and they have proven that they are capable of competing year in and year out. The Mets have the upside of Steve Cohen and have the potential to blow the field away with an offer if Soto’s primary goal is to make as much money as possible.
While Soto staying in New York, whether he joins the Mets or re-signs with the Yankees is probably the most likely outcome, Jon Heyman of the NY Post revealed five other suitors. that are involved in the lotteries.
The Los Angeles Dodgers, Toronto Blue Jays, Boston Red Sox, San Francisco Giants and Tampa Bay Rays are currently the known candidates. Heyman reports that at least four other teams are likely involved, but they are “real mysteries.”
While the Yankees and Mets are easy favorites, several of these other candidates have arguments. The Dodgers just won the World Series and have money to spend thanks to Shohei Ohtani’s contract. Are we really going to just reject them? The Blue Jays just offered Shohei Ohtani a boatload of money to come north of the border. Wouldn’t they do the same for Juan Soto? What if the Red Sox remember they are the Red Sox? If they do, they’ll have a lot of money to spend and could easily lure Soto to Beantown. The Giants have been desperate for a big name for years and will certainly throw a lot of money at Soto. As for the Rays, there isn’t much discussion about that.
Will Soto end up in New York? Probably. However, it is not a guarantee. If the Dodgers give Soto enough money, he could choose to move somewhere he would probably win every year. If the Blue Jays offer something similar to what they presented to Ohtani, he could end up in Toronto. Teams are lining up to sign this 26-year-old generation, and rightly so.
For the past nine years, Alex Bregman has been a fixture in the middle of the world Houston Astros line-up. He has played an integral role in the team’s tremendous success, playing a major role in each of the team’s recent World Series championships. While it’s hard to imagine him in another uniform, that could soon be the reality Astros fans will have to face.
If Bregman were to leave Houston, teams like the New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox, New York Mets and Toronto Blue Jays have long been linked to him as potential destinations. One surprising team that appears to be heavily involved in the mix, as ESPN’s Kiley McDaniel (subscription required) reported, is the Washington Nationals.
“Bregman appears to be a primary target of the Astros and Washington Nationals (a heavily rumored landing spot for him) – two teams that tend to be aggressive and not concerned about models when pursuing their targets,” McDaniel wrote.
While the Nationals have been linked to Bregman in the past, it’s a bit of a surprise to see that they appear to be in the same conversation as Houston when it comes to signing him, but it’s hard to say the fit isn’t right . .
Washington may have finished 71-91 this past season and finished with a losing record for the fifth straight season, but they are a team on the rise. Exciting young position players such as CJ Abrams, James Wood, Dylan Crews and Luis Garcia Jr. all look like cornerstones, they have a strong farm system and a young (and improving) rotation to boot. They’re not quite ready to win in 2025, but they have the pieces to be a force in the not-too-distant future. Signing Bregman to man the hot corner in the coming years would obviously help significantly.
Whether Washington can pull it off or not remains to be seen, but the fact that they are hunting big game is a good sign. The rebuild appears to be nearing completion, which is great news for Nationals fans. The question now is whether they will outbid Houston and the field to get Bregman to sign on the dotted line.