Devin Williams, a top reliever for the Milwaukee Brewers, could be traded for valuable returns despite his effectiveness on the mound.

Taylor Ward of the Los Angeles Angels, known for his consistent hitting, is viewed as valuable and may not be traded despite the team's struggles.

As the MLB offseason approaches, teams are evaluating their rosters and identifying trade candidates, with one likely candidate from each of the 30 teams highlighted.

The conclusion of the MLB postseason by early November will signal the beginning of the 2024-25 offseason, prompting teams to make strategic moves.

The New York Mets are considering trading Brett Baty to strengthen their pitching rotation, despite his potential as a promising player.

Ryan Mountcastle of the Baltimore Orioles is seen as a trade candidate primarily due to his arbitration costs, even though he possesses significant power.

Christian Vázquez from the Minnesota Twins may be deemed expendable due to the rise of Ryan Jeffers and his hefty salary.

Alec Bohm of the Philadelphia Phillies is under trade speculation due to inconsistent performance and salary implications.

Jonathan India, the second baseman for the Cincinnati Reds, could be traded as the team navigates a surplus in their infield, despite his leadership role.

Spencer Torkelson, the first overall pick in the 2020 draft for the Detroit Tigers, faces uncertainty regarding his future role, making him a potential trade asset.

Jorge Soler of the Atlanta Braves is also facing trade speculation as the team opts to retain Marcell Ozuna, creating a potential overlap in roles.

Garrett Crochet, an All-Star pitcher for the Chicago White Sox, is considered a trade asset following a disappointing season for the team.