In less than a month, pitchers and catchers will begin reporting to spring training, and another long, cold MLB offseason will wind to a close.
Teams have spent more freely than we've seen in recent winters, and several free agents exceeded expectations with their new contracts.
However, it hasn't all been good.
A few of the market's top hitters are still looking for new homes, some recent postseason participants have failed to improve after missing the playoffs in 2019, and the Houston Astros' sign-stealing scandal has given a black eye to the sport.
With all of that in mind, we set out to name the biggest offseason winners and losers as the baseball world starts to turn its attention to spring training.