Dodgers Offseason: Several LA Stars Featured in New Top-30 Free Agents List

Of course the MLB's highest wins team was going to have players top the free agents list

Ryan Menzie | Nov 4, 2022

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The World Series is slowly coming to a close which means MLB free agency is right around the corner. This gives experts and fans opportunities to analyze who are the top free agents and where some of these top agents will likely end up.

Of course after such an impressive regular season for the Dodgers, there was little doubt some players on the roster would top the list of available free agents. The Dodgers have three players on the list and all come in the top 16 (via Jon Heyman, New York Post).

Trea Turner tops all Dodgers coming in as the fourth highest ranked player. Turner sits behind Aaron Judge, who has been heavily linked to the Dodgers, Jacob deGrom and Carlos Correa, who has also been linked to the Dodgers.

Some think he prefers to go east, but he has said he liked Los Angeles and will consider all. Folks love him. Teams: Dodgers, Phillies, Cardinals, Red Sox, Cubs, Braves. Expert: $275M, 9 years.

A Turner move would likely mean full steam ahead for guys like Judge and Correa, but Turner has expressed interest in returning to the team and it seems likely the Dodgers would be happy with a reunion.

Clayton Kershaw comes in as the 12th highest free agent. Andrew Friedman has expressed interest in bringing Kershaw back but Kershaw still contemplates retirement.

Is Dodgers legacy too strong for all-time great to leave? Teams: Dodgers, Rangers. Expert: $18M, 1 year.

The final Dodgers player on the list belongs to another pitcher, Tyler Anderson at 16. The Dodgers pitching unit was dealing with problems all season long, but Anderson still remained as one of the most consistent pieces.

All-Star in L.A. Teams: Dodgers, Jays, Rangers, Mets, Mariners, Cardinals. Expert: $50M, 3 years.

The Dodgers have a lot of work to do heading into the off-season. With a record the Dodgers pulled during the regular season it's hard to imagine they need to improve, but the ultimate goal was never achieved.

Published Nov 4, 2022

RYAN MENZIE

Ryan Menzie | Lead Contributor Ryan is an LA Native who has grown up praising the greatest athletes LA has had to offer. A love for sports ranging between basketball, football, volleyball and golf, a future Sports Management Masters graduate, and being engulfed into organized sports since seven years old, the passion and love for sports never ends for Ryan. If the words he writes don't paint the full picture of his true fandom, he will find more ways than one to tell the story and be more than willing to open up a nice LA sports debate with you. Favorite Player: Mookie Betts Favorite Moment: 2020 World Series. The Lakers won the NBA title and the Dodgers secured the World Series only a couple of months later. During such a rough time with COVID-19 and such a bleak look at how sports has tried to overcome the circumstances, it was a relief to see the night sky lit up for many nights and a makeshift parade in LA when it seemed like we needed it the most.