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Jake Bauers won the National League Championship Series MVP Award this year, but he will be a free agent after the year ends. Bauers signed a minor-league contract with the Brewers in free agency and made the team in spring…
Jake Bauers is set to become an unrestricted free agent following a breakout season where he won the NLCS MVP Award with the Milwaukee Brewers. After joining on a minor-league deal and stepping in for an injured Andrew Vaughn, Bauers led the team in home runs and earned an estimated four-year, $57 million market value from Spotrac.
Baseball Now identifies the Brewers, New York Mets, and Arizona Diamondbacks as potential free-agent destinations. Both the Mets and Diamondbacks struggled with low OPS production at first base, though questions remain about Bauers' track record and handedness.
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