Four MLB Trades We’d Like to See Before Spring Training

The White Sox are likely willing to deal any of their veterans, such as Robert, for the right price after last year's historic 121-loss campaign. | Matt Marton-Imagn Images

After several offseasons that featured glacial-like movement on the free-agent market, much of MLB’s premier free agents have already been signed as we enter 2025. Just 11 of our top 30 free agents are still looking for a home.

That means contenders will soon have to turn to what’s also been a robust trade market to upgrade weaknesses on their rosters. This seems like a good time to solicit our staff for trade proposals to do just that.