One of the toughest things to peg this offseason will be what Trent Grisham's true value will be. After a spectacular (but outlier) season with the New York Yankees, projections range as he enters what is a very weak center field market.
Outside of teammate Cody Bellinger, Grisham is the best option to roam the middle of the outfield, but that's not saying much when his chief competition is the likes of Harrison Bader and Cedric Mullins. For a while, it seemed like the club's best course of action would be to slap him with the qualifying offer and collect the draft pick when he signs elsewhere.