MLB Teams Explore Offseason Trade Options

As the Los Angeles Dodgers' negotiations with free-agent outfielder Teoscar Hernández reach a stalemate, the team is exploring alternatives such as Ha-Seong Kim, Seiya Suzuki, and Luis Robert Jr. Hernández, who is seeking a three-year deal worth up to $72 million, has expressed a desire to return to the Dodgers, but the team is weighing his cost against potential trades. The Boston Red Sox are also in the mix for Hernández, evaluating him alongside Alex Bregman and Randal Grichuk as they seek a right-handed slugger to fill their left field vacancy. Meanwhile, the New York Yankees are rebounding by adding Cody Bellinger to their lineup but still face uncertainty in infield positions, particularly at first, second, and third base. The Milwaukee Brewers, having lost key players, are focusing on their bullpen options to replace Devin Williams, with Trevor Megill emerging as a strong candidate for the closer role. The offseason is shaping up to be dynamic as teams assess their needs and potential trades to bolster their rosters.