You may not have noticed, but MLB free agency is underway as you read this. Nothing of note has happened yet, but with the lockout looming just a little over three weeks away, perhaps some of the bigger free agents…
The Philadelphia Phillies declined to extend a qualifying offer to Alec Bohm, signaling that the infielder will likely play for a new franchise in 2027. By not extending the offer, Philadelphia allows other clubs to pursue Bohm in free agency without forfeiting draft pick compensation. Although a return to the Phillies remains possible, his departure appears increasingly probable.
Joe Edinger suggests Bohm is likely to secure a one- or two-year deal as a corner infielder or designated hitter. Edinger notes that potential fits could include small-market clubs such as the Cleveland Guardians or the Kansas City Royals, particularly with teams seeking right-handed offensive options.
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