MLB free agency tracker: Where the top 25 free agents have signed

Oct 9, 2021; San Francisco, California, USA; San Francisco Giants starting pitcher Kevin Gausman (34) throws against the Los Angeles Dodgers in the first inning during game two of the 2021 NLDS at Oracle Park. Mandatory Credit: Neville E. Guard-USA TODAY Sports
Oct 9, 2021; San Francisco, California, USA; San Francisco Giants starting pitcher Kevin Gausman (34) throws against the Los Angeles Dodgers in the first inning during game two of the 2021 NLDS at Oracle Park. Mandatory Credit: Neville E. Guard-USA TODAY Sports

The final few days of November were a wild ride as MLB free agency went into overdrive, with some big names like Max Scherzer and Corey Seager signing big contracts with new teams before the Collective Bargaining Agreement deadline.

Just after the conclusion of the World Series, we posted a list of the top 25 free agents who would be available this offseason. In this article, we want to update that list based on which free agents have signed with new teams and which ones are still available.

Where are the top 25 MLB free agents available this offseason heading after a flurry of MLB free agency activity?

Based on this list which documented FanGraphs’ Wins Above Replacement (WAR) from the 2020 and 2021 season as a measuring tool, here’s our list of the best of the best free agents and their current status. We are also including what MLBTradeRumors has predicted for each player’s salary as well.

T-1. Freddie Freeman (7.8 fWAR)

Previous team: Atlanta Braves

New team: Still unsigned

MLBTradeRumors prediction: 6 years, $180 million

T-1. Marcus Semien (7.8 fWAR)

Previous team: New York Mets

New team: Texas Rangers (7 years, $175 million)

MLBTradeRumors prediction: 6 years, $138 million

3. Max Scherzer (7.2 fWAR)

Previous team: Los Angeles Dodgers

New team: New York Mets (3 years, $130 million)

MLBTradeRumors prediction: 3 years, $120 million

4. Starling Marte (6.7 fWAR)

Previous team: Oakland A’s

New team: New York Mets (4 years, $78 million)

MLBTradeRumors prediction: 4 years, $80 million

5. Carlos Correa (6.6 fWAR)

Previous team: Houston Astros

New team: Still unsigned

MLBTradeRumors prediction: 10 years, $320 million

6. Kevin Gausman (6.4 fWAR)

Previous team: San Francisco Giants

New team: Toronto Blue Jays (5 years, $110 million)

MLBTradeRumors prediction: 6 years, $138 million

7. Brandon Belt (5.2 fWAR)

Previous team: San Francisco Giants

New team: San Francisco Giants (accepted qualifying offer for one year, $18.4 million)

MLBTradeRumors prediction: No prediction since he signed the qualifying offer

8. Trevor Story (6.0 fWAR)

Previous team: Colorado Rockies

New team: Still unsigned

MLBTradeRumors prediction: 6 years, $126 million

9. Corey Seager (5.5 fWAR)

Previous team: Los Angeles Dodgers

New team: Texas Rangers (10 years, $325 million)

MLBTradeRumors prediction: 10 years, $305 million

10. Carlos Rodón (5.0 fWAR)

Previous team: Chicago White Sox

New team: Still unsigned

MLBTradeRumors prediction: 1 year, $25 million

11. Clayton Kershaw (4.8 fWAR)

Previous team: Los Angeles Dodgers

New team: Still unsigned

MLBTradeRumors prediction: 1 year, $20 million

12. Chris Taylor (4.5 fWAR)

Previous team: Los Angeles Dodgers

New team: Still unsigned

MLBTradeRumors prediction: 4 years, $64 million

13. Mark Canha (4.3 fWAR)

Previous team: Oakland A’s

New team: New York Mets (2 years, $26.5 million)

MLBTradeRumors prediction: 2 years, $24 million

14. Kris Bryant (4.0 fWAR)

Previous team: San Francisco Giants

New team: Still unsigned

MLBTradeRumors prediction: 6 years, $160 million

15. Nelson Cruz (3.9 fWAR)

Previous team: Tampa Bay Rays

New team: Still unsigned

MLBTradeRumors prediction: 1 year, $12 million

16. Marcus Stroman (3.4 fWAR)

Previous team: New York Mets

New team: Chicago Cubs (3 years, $71 million)

MLBTradeRumors prediction: 5 years, $110 million

T-18. Zack Greinke (3.5 fWAR)

Previous team: Houston Astros

New team: Still unsigned

MLBTradeRumors prediction: 1 year, $15 million

T-18. Robbie Ray (3.5 fWAR)

Previous team: Toronto Blue Jays

New team: Seattle Mariners (5 years, $115 million)

MLBTradeRumors prediction: 5 years, $130 million

19. Javier Báez (3.6 fWAR)

Previous team: New York Mets

New team: Detroit Tigers (6 years, $140 million)

MLBTradeRumors prediction: 5 years, $100 million

20. Eduardo Rodriguez (3.8 fWAR)

Previous team: Boston Red Sox

New team: Detroit Tigers (5 years, $77 million)

MLBTradeRumors prediction: 5 years, $70 million

T-21. Raisel Iglesias (3.1 fWAR)

Previous team: Los Angeles Angels

New team: Los Angeles Angels (4 years, $58 million)

MLBTradeRumors prediction: 4 years, $56 million

T-21. Alex Cobb (3.1 fWAR)

Previous team: Los Angeles Angels

New team: San Francisco Giants (2 years, $20 million)

MLBTradeRumors prediction: 2 years, $16 million

23. Anthony DeSclafani (3.0 fWAR)

Previous team: San Francisco Giants

New team: San Francisco Giants (3 years, $36 million)

MLBTradeRumors prediction: 3 years, $42 million

24. Michael Conforto (2.9 fWAR)

Previous team: New York Mets

New team: Still unsigned

MLBTradeRumors prediction: 1 year, $20 million

25. Anthony Rizzo (2.7 fWAR)

Previous team: New York Yankees

New team: Still unsigned

MLBTradeRumors prediction: 3 years, $45 million

We will update this list as players sign with their respective teams once MLB free agency resumes, so please hit refresh throughout the offseason to ensure you are seeing the latest information.