This year’s rookie crop has a lot to live up to. The 2010 class was arguably the best rookie class ever and gave many teams cornerstones to build around for the future. While this class of hitters might not have the hype of a Heyward or Posey, or ooze the potential of a Stanton or Castro, the overall talent is there.

With the conclusion of the World Series and the recent passing of the deadline for teams to negotiate exclusively with their outgoing players, it’s officially Free Agent Season in Major League Baseball.

While one free agent can’t make a terrible team into a contender, many teams will be looking to find the one or two players that can take them from a wild card contender to a division favorite. 

With the conclusion of the World Series and the recent passing of the deadline for teams to negotiate exclusively with their outgoing players, it’s officially Free Agent Season in Major League Baseball.

While one free agent can’t make a terrible team into a contender, many teams will be looking to find the one or two players that can take them from a wild card contender to a division favorite.