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Danny Demilio has released his predictions for the top 50 MLB free agents as the market officially opened for negotiations across the league. He expects early market activity due to the collective bargaining agreement expiring on December 1. At the top of his list, Demilio forecasts starting pitcher Tarik Skubal signing with the New York Mets, with Steve Cohen aggressively outbidding the Los Angeles Dodgers to secure the ace.
Demilio also projects several other major moves, including left-hander Trevor Rogers joining the Chicago White Sox and right-hander Freddy Peralta heading to the Chicago Cubs. Among outfielders, he predicts Seiya Suzuki will land with the Seattle Mariners and Randy Arozarena will sign with the Toronto Blue Jays. Additionally, Demilio expects the Pittsburgh Pirates to bolster their bullpen by signing free-agent left-hander JoJo Romero.
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