It’s not often that you can lose one of the top hitting position players in baseball in an offseason and still have an opportunity to come out on top. However, that’s where the Dodgers find themselves this winter.
Corey Seager is gone. The shortstop signed a massive 10-year, $325 million deal to join the Texas Rangers. But the hot stove rumor mill is already working on a replacement for LA. The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal, among others, have linked the Dodgers to free agent first baseman Freddie Freeman in recent weeks. And those rumors have heated up since Seager took the money and ran.