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Kyle Tucker could re-sign with the Cubs if market offers align with his comfort and trajectory for a multi-year run.
Bregman could stay with the Red Sox if they offer a long-term deal that matches his five-year expectations.
Schwarber’s leadership and power keep him in demand, with the Phillies hoping to bring him back.
Bichette’s Blue Jays future hinges on market and positional fit, with a potential move depending on defense positioning.
Bellinger could stay with the Yankees if ownership commits to a competitive multi-year offer.
Alonso remains a Mets favorite, but Stearns’ moves could push him to explore other suitors for a longer deal.
Tucker’s Arizona home preference and Spring Training proximity could influence his decision if offers lag.
Red Sox must consider multi-year security for Bregman if they want to retain him past age 32.
Schwarber’s leadership and power could drive competitive offers from multiple teams beyond Philly.
Mets’ Alonso situation hinges on run-prevention goals and non-qualifying offer dynamics this offseason.

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MLB.com identified Nico Hoerner as an “ideal trade candidate” for the Cubs amid ongoing contract and roster considerations.
Hoerner is in the final year of his three-year, $35 million extension and could be traded before 2026.
Moving Hoerner could allow the Cubs to add an elite third baseman if the market favors that move this winter.
Dansby Swanson is expected to stay with the Cubs through 2029 due to a long extension.
Cubs could trade Hoerner this offseason to avoid losing him in free agency without return.
The report notes that the Cubs could target an improved infield by moving Shaw to second base.
The analysis ties the potential Hoerner trade to market conditions on the third-base market being stronger.
The piece comes from On SI Chicago Cubs writer Grant Young who provides context on the Cubs' 2025 defensive strengths.
The article frames the trade discussion as a strategic, not definite, move for the Cubs this offseason.
The analysis mentions the potential impact on the Cubs' long-term core with Hoerner possibly leaving.

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MLB teams receive a structured free-agent shortlist for the 2025-26 offseason, pairing players with each club.
The list insists on non-incumbent players for each team, avoiding current team members.
Several candidates are highlighted as immediate impact options at key positions for divisions like the AL East and NL West.
The feature notes the commentary aims to spark discussion rather than definitive predictions for the winter market.
The piece covers both position players and pitchers across all 30 clubs.
Examples include high-profile targets across divisions like the AL Central and NL Central as potential fits.
The article lists specific players such as Kyle Tucker, Bo Bichette, and Cody Bellinger as potential targets for various teams.
The piece is framed as a speculative exercise to help fans imagine offseason moves.
The analysis situates free-agent decisions within each team’s known offseason needs, such as rotation depth and outfield upgrades.

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