As the MLB offseason kicks off, teams are gearing up for significant changes ahead of the winter meetings in early December.

The Toronto Blue Jays are positioning themselves as buyers, aiming to add impactful players like Nolan Arenado to strengthen their roster.

In a potential buying strategy, the Los Angeles Angels have acquired Jorge Soler, which may reduce trade talks surrounding players like Luis Rengifo and Taylor Ward.

Meanwhile, the Boston Red Sox are relying on healthy seasons from Triston Casas and Trevor Story to enhance their offense without major external signings.

The Philadelphia Phillies are contemplating trade offers for Alec Bohm while also focusing on bolstering their pitching staff this offseason.

The Detroit Tigers are looking to add veteran presence, possibly J.D. Martinez, to support their young offensive core, while considering parting ways with Javier Báez.

The Oakland Athletics are featuring young talents like Lawrence Butler and Brent Rooker but need to solidify their third base position after a tumultuous 2024.

The Tampa Bay Rays are contemplating trading higher-paid players like Yandy Díaz and Brandon Lowe, seeking budget-friendly signings instead.

The Washington Nationals are focused on rebuilding, with promising young players and the potential addition of a veteran like Justin Turner to stabilize their lineup.

The San Francisco Giants are actively pursuing top-tier free agents, having already secured Matt Chapman and are looking to fill their shortstop position.

The Milwaukee Brewers, while having a strong foundation, need to address the third base vacancy left by Willy Adames' departure.

Lastly, the Colorado Rockies are unlikely to make significant roster changes after a disappointing season, with Charlie Blackmon retiring and room for a low-cost veteran addition.