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King is a high-risk, high-reward rotation target as teams weigh his upside against past nerve injuries.
Several teams are connected to King, with Mets, Orioles, Angels, and Padres among periphery suitors.
MLBTR notes Red Sox have also shown interest in King during the market discussion.
King declined the straight one-year qualifying offer, opening the door to multi-year deals with options.
ESPN’s Jeff Passan indicates King may accept shorter terms, aligning with top arms market expectations.
King’s early 2025 stretch included a 2.59 ERA over six weeks, boosting his market value before the injury.
MLBTR projects a mid-rotation or better arm landing with a potential four-year, $80M outlook.
Rookie and injury history aside, multiple teams remain in the hunt as flexibility is valued.
Padres appear unlikely to spend top-dollar to bring King back after losing Cease and Darvish to injuries.
The market includes both free-agent and trade pathways as teams balance cost and upside.

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Phillies remain the likely destination for Kyle Schwarber as negotiations continue ahead of the Winter Meetings.
Philadelphia has earmarked a large amount of cash for a slugging designated hitter.
Schwarber would be a fit given his history with the Phillies and his game-breaking power.
Red Sox and Mets are among teams considered capable of pursuing Schwarber, though fit and needs vary.
Cincinnati Reds are seen as long shots due to payroll considerations and the need to allocate funds to multiple holes.
Mets could pursue Schwarber as a contingency if Alonso departs, highlighting strategic leverage.
Padres and Giants are evaluated as potential fits, contingent on roster moves and fit at DH.
Cubs could re-enter if payroll and needs align, though starting pitching and relievers are a priority.
Orioles are listed as interested, but the decision hinges on broader pitching help needs.
ESPN’s Jeff Passan suggested Schwarber could be selected by a team before the Winter Meetings end.

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Weaver is entering free agency after establishing himself as a trusted reliever with 2024 and 2025 performance.
Baltimore and Chicago are among teams considered likely to add Weaver for back-end relief.
New York Mets could look to Weaver as a low-cost veteran arm to stabilize the bullpen.
San Diego is monitoring finances, potentially adding Weaver if budgets constrain impact.
Cubs and Tigers are cited as potential fits for Weaver based on bullpen needs and role.
Weaver's late-season struggles in 2025 are acknowledged but not seen as deal-breakers for interested teams.
Weaver's 2024 workload positioned him among the leaders in relief innings, underscoring durability.
Projections place Weaver at 1-3 years with an anticipated AAV around $10-15 million.
Weaver's versatility could suit multiple teams seeking a reliable late-inning option.
The piece emphasizes Weaver's familiarity with New York baseball and potential Mets fit.

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