The holidays are over, but leftovers are everywhere.
The MLB free-agent market is no different.
While most of the big names have put pen to paper on lucrative new deals over the past two months, the trend of players waiting longer into the off-season that has shown up over the past few winters — call it the Scott Boras effect — has continued.
It’s definitely a picked-over crop at this point, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t players who can help clubs in 2017.
Toronto Blue Jays general manager Ross Atkins has taken an awfully quiet approach to tweaking his roster so far, but something has to give soon because there are far too many holes to think the Jays are anything close to a final product.