mlb free agent originally appeared on NBC Sports Philadelphia
MLB's hot stove is downright scalding so far this offseason.
A handful of the best players in baseball have been on the move already, while the biggest name in the 2022 free agent class decided to stay put.
While it briefly appeared that Aaron Judge could be headed to the Bay Area, the slugger ultimately re-signed with the New York Yankees on a whopping nine-year, $360 million deal.
As for marquee players on the move, Jacob deGrom ditched the New York Mets for the Texas Rangers. Steve Cohen and the Mets wasted little time replacing their former ace and acquired a three-time Cy Young winner in Justin Verlander. The Philadelphia Phillies made the first move in the MLB shortstop sweepstakes by inking Trea Turner to an 11-year, $300 million contract, and the San Diego Padres followed suit by acquiring Xander Bogaerts on an 11-year, $280 million deal.
There are plenty of big names on the board, including Carlos Correa, Dansby Swanson and Carlos Rodon. Here is a running list of the free agents who have signed so far:
Arizona Diamondbacks
Miguel Castro (from NYY): 1 year, $3.5 million
Atlanta Braves
Jesse Chavez: 1 year, $1.2 million
Nick Anderson (from TB): 1 year, $875,000
Baltimore Orioles
Kyle Gibson (from PHI): 1 year, $10 million
Boston Red Sox
Masataka Yoshida (from Japan): 5 years, $90 million
Kenley Jansen (from ATL): 2 years, $32 million
Chris Martin (from LAD): 2 years, $17.5 million
Joely Rodriguez (from NYM): 1 year, $2 million
Chicago Cubs
Jameson Taillon (from NYY): 4 years, $68 million
Cody Bellinger (from LAD): 1 year, $17.5 million
Chicago White Sox
Mike Clevinger (from SD): 1 year, $12 million
Cincinnati Reds
Luke Maile (from CLE): 1 year, $1.8 million
Cleveland Guardians
Josh Bell (from SD): 2 years, $33 million
Anthony Gose: 2 years, $2 million
Colorado Rockies
Jose Urena: 1 year, $3.5 million
Detroit Tigers
Matt Boyd (from SEA): 1 year, $10 million
Houston Astros
Jose Abreu (from CHW): 3 years, $58.5 million
Rafael Montero: 3 years, $34.5 million
Los Angeles Angels
Tyler Anderson (from LAD): 3 years, $39 million
Carlos Esteves (from COL): 2 years, $13.5 million
Los Angeles Dodgers
Clayton Kershaw: 1 year, $20 million
Shelby Miller (from SF): 1 year, $1.5 million
New York Mets
Brandon Nimmo: 8 years, $162 million
Edwin Diaz: 5 years, $102 million
Justin Verlander: 2 years, $86.7 million
Jose Quintana (from STL): 2 years, $26 million
David Robertson (from PHI): 1 year, $10 million
New York Yankees
Aaron Judge: 9 years, $360 million
Anthony Rizzo: 2 years, $40 million
Tommy Kahnle (from LAD): 2 years, $11.5 million
Oakland Athletics
Aledmys Diaz (from HOU): 2 years, $14.5 million
Philadelphia Phillies
Trea Turner (from LAD): 11 years, $300 million
Taijuan Walker (from NYM): 4 years, $72 million
Matthew Strahm (from BOS): 2 years, $15 million
Pittsburgh Pirates
Carlos Santana (from SEA): 1 year, $6.7 million
Vincent Velasquez (from CHW): 1 year, $3.2 million
Jarlin Garcia (from SF): 1 year, $2.5 million
San Diego Padres
Xander Bogaerts (from BOS): 11 years, $280 million
Robert Suarez: 5 years, $46 million
Seattle Mariners
Trevor Gott (from MIL): 1 year, $1.2 million
San Francisco Giants
Mitch Haniger (from SEA): 3 years, $43.5 million
Joc Pederson: 1 year, $19.7 million
St. Louis Cardinals
Willson Contreras (from CHC): 5 years, $87.5 million
Tampa Bay Rays
Zach Eflin (from PHI): 3 years, $40 million
Texas Rangers
Jacob deGrom (from NYM): 5 years, $185 million
Andrew Heaney (from LAD): 2 years, $25 million
Martin Perez: 1 year, $19.7 million
Washington Nationals
Jeimer Candelario (from DET): 1 year, $5 million
