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A seven-team blockbuster trades scenario centers on the Guardians pursuing Phillies third baseman Alec Bohm in a hypothetical deal.
The proposed trade involves six other teams (Red Sox, Rangers, Marlins, Diamondbacks, Twins) in addition to Cleveland and Philadelphia.
Castrovince notes that, realistically, all seven teams would likely reject the deal, highlighting its speculative nature.
Bohm’s fit in Cleveland is questioned due to his primary third-base position and Ramirez’s role as the everyday third baseman.
Bohm’s 2025 season is described as down compared to 2024, influencing how much impact he would have in Cleveland.
Proposed young players Braylon Doughty and Aaron Walton are evaluated as upside pieces, with Doughty showing promise in minors and Walton limited at-bats.
The piece stresses that the scenario serves as an exercise in roster moves rather than a credible forecast.
The article hints at possible fits with players like Sandy Alcantara or Triston Casas as more plausible targets for more balanced trades.
The author notes that the imagined trade would involve moving a second baseman and another role player to accommodate Bohm.
The piece emphasizes the speculative nature of the scenario, acknowledging that the idea is unlikely to move forward in real life.

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Latest development: a hypothetical trade would send Kyle Schwarber from Philadelphia to Toronto for prospects.
Why it matters: Toronto seeks middle-order punch; Philadelphia weighs payroll and youth.
Schwarber would boost Toronto’s power, slotting into key spots in the lineup.
Philadelphia could gain payroll flexibility by trading Schwarber for cheaper, controllable talent.
Trade structure could include cash relief and an MLB-ready arm or upper-minors pitcher.
Preview of on-field fit: Schwarber would become Toronto’s primary DH with some left-field duties.
On-field impact: the move could reshape the top six of Toronto’s lineup.
Risk factors: Schwarber’s defensive limitations and large multi-year contract remain concerns.
Bottom line: the scenario is speculative, not an active negotiation, but keeps resurfacing in league chatter.
Financial aspect: the report notes Schwarber’s contract and potential AAV implications for both teams.

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MLB Trade Rumors states Schwarber and the Phillies are not close to a deal as of now.
Zolecki suggested the clubs are not close to finalizing terms, leaving room for talks to heat up later.
Philly fans remain hopeful as Schwarber is a top priority for the club this offseason.
Other teams, including the Red Sox and Orioles, have shown public interest in Schwarber.
Schwarber’s age and DH-eligible profile fuel ongoing debate about contract length and value.
Philadelphia’s willingness to match or top rival offers could influence the market later.
The report notes a few early signings from other clubs may affect Schwarber’s negotiations.
Schwarber’s market remains active as negotiations unfold in a quiet offseason.
There is speculation Schwarber could remain with the Phillies if other options fail.
MLBTR emphasizes the market’s evolving dynamics for Schwarber as winter meetings approach.

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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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