As MLB free agency approaches its final month before spring training, significant player movements are anticipated, despite recent signings including Roki Sasaki and Tanner Scott.

Bradford Doolittle emphasizes that Bregman could also end up with the Detroit Tigers, where he would serve as a valuable veteran presence for a rebuilding team.

In a bid to strengthen their roster after a quiet offseason, Alden Gonzalez believes the San Diego Padres are poised to execute a significant trade, targeting weaknesses in both their rotation and lineup.

Eric Karabell speculates that Nolan Arenado could be traded to the Seattle Mariners, pointing out the urgency for the Cardinals to move on without him.

Jesse Rogers suggests that the Boston Red Sox may pursue a trade for Arenado, as the Cardinals look to offload his contract in exchange for prospects.

Buster Olney raises concerns about potential player backlash regarding the Oakland Athletics' plan to play in a minor league park in Sacramento, citing issues related to the stadium's capacity and conditions.

Among the top remaining free agents are Pete Alonso and Alex Bregman, with speculation surrounding potential blockbuster trades and contract extensions, particularly for Vladimir Guerrero Jr. with the Toronto Blue Jays.

While Paul Hembekides predicts that Guerrero will decline a substantial $400 million extension from the Blue Jays ahead of his walk year, Kiley McDaniel believes the team will manage to secure an extension before the season kicks off.

Jorge Castillo forecasts that Pete Alonso will likely re-sign with the New York Mets, highlighting his popularity and the team's financial capacity, even as they explore other options.

David Schoenfield suggests that Alex Bregman may sign with the Los Angeles Dodgers, noting the team's financial flexibility and their need for a versatile player.