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MLB free agents: 3 inexpensive OF that could make an impact

By Edward Lennon

CLEVELAND, OH - JULY 08: Hunter Pence #24 of the Texas Rangers speaks to the media during All-Star Media Availability at Progressive Field on Monday, July 8, 2019 in Cleveland, Ohio. (Photo by Mary DeCicco/MLB Photos via Getty Images)
CLEVELAND, OH - JULY 08: Hunter Pence #24 of the Texas Rangers speaks to the media during All-Star Media Availability at Progressive Field on Monday, July 8, 2019 in Cleveland, Ohio. (Photo by Mary DeCicco/MLB Photos via Getty Images) /
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For teams still in need of outfielders, these three MLB free agents are still available and could make big contributions for a small cost.

As the Super Bowl concludes football season, it is officially time for baseball. Pitchers and catchers report in about one week and Spring Training games are set to kick off in about two weeks.

There were many strong MLB free agents that have already been signed. Anthony Rendon went to the Los Angeles Angels, while Stephen Strasburg opted to stay in D.C., and Gerrit Cole‘s deal with the New York Yankees rounded up the biggest names to go this offseason.

Also, 27-year-old Nicholas Castellanos, who signed a four-year, $64 million contract with the Cincinnati Reds, inked the largest deal for an outfielder. His contract with the Reds was tied for the ninth largest of this offseason.

However, the free-agent pool remains deep for outfielders. There are multiple unsigned outfielders that could definitely contribute to a team as an inexpensive, last-minute signing.

The only outfielder, and free agent really,  left on the market with the potential to sign a large contract is Yasiel Puig. For the sake of that, he will not be on this list.

Here are three more outfielders that would be cheap solutions for teams seeking more depth.

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