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The Pirates’ payroll, around $90–$95 million, limits aggressive pursuit but still allows room for rotation, bullpen, and outfield additions that could affect a signing.
Suárez is viewed as a power-first bat, and industry projections place his value in a $15–$25 million AAV range, shaping contract structure discussions.
If Suárez signs with Seattle or Boston, AL/NL dynamics could shift as teams weigh power upside against defensive fit and market context.

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Boston weighs adding a middle-order slugger while prioritizing defense, with Eugenio Suárez as a notable option.
Recent reports say there was very little traction between Boston and Suárez, tempering fan expectations.
Analysts point to defensive value as a key consideration in Suárez discussions for Boston.
Heyman mentioned Suárez as a possible fit for Mariners if one-year deals are acceptable.
Other free-agent options include Arráez, Rengifo, Urías, and Andújar as alternatives for Boston.
Boston has also explored the trade market with Donovan, Hoerner, and Paredes as linked options.
Red Sox still have work to do as they evaluate potential paths to improve for 2026.
The piece notes ongoing speculation and media discussions about Suárez’s fit in Boston.
The report cites Jon Heyman and MassLive as sources shaping the Suárez discussion.
The article frames Suárez’s 49-homer season in 2025 as a baseline for consideration.

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The Giants are weighing a potential addition of Framber Valdez to strengthen their rotation behind Logan Webb.
Valdez has not signed yet, with several factors cited for the unsigned status as spring approaches.
The team sees depth behind the frontline five as a strength, with several prospects having big-league starts last year.
Giants GM Zack Minasian indicated they’re comfortable with the current five-man rotation and plan to keep evaluating
Valdez’s contract outlook may depend on age and length, with five-year deals becoming less likely after January
Valdez’s market could hinge on perceptions of prime years and potential clubhouse fit.
The broader labor and parity discussion in the comments highlights fan concerns about competitiveness and salary structures.
Commentary suggests the Dodgers could explore Suarez at third to balance aging players and contracts.
Other teams like the Angels and White Sox are noted as pursuing specific options to bolster rosters.
The article frames Valdez’s signing possibility within evolving contract trends and spring timing.

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