#free-agents

#free-agents

Look, the Braves are nothing if not loyal... for the most part. One thing they've loved to do in recent years? Bring back old friends for a last, or even not-so-last, hurrah. Off the top of my head, I can think of getting Jorge Soler and Luke Jackson back at the 2024 Trade Deadline, the seemingly never-ending saga of Eddie Rosario, Adam Duvall came back multiple times, and even someone like Jesse Chavez seemingly had his presence on the team written in the stars.

Everyone loves a bargain and the potential pool of free agents whose current deals are set to expire at the end of the 2025/26 campaign will be constantly assessed in the coming months. Once January comes around, any players in the final months of their contracts will be able to talk to overseas teams and there are a number of big-name players for whom the clock is ticking.

The offensive line has improved dramatically with strong players like Will Campbell, Morgan Moses, Mike Onwenu, and promising talents like Jared Wilson.

Teams are actively working on signing their drafted players, with the Mariners reportedly reaching an agreement with third-overall pick Kade Anderson, as the deadline approaches on July 28.

Witsel joined Atletico in 2022 and made 116 appearances, scoring three goals, with his last match being a 3-1 victory against the Seattle Sounders.

Dennis Hildeby, the 23-year-old Swedish netminder, had an inconsistent season but showed promise. His strong performance indicates he should receive a short-term contract from Toronto.

Despite higher competition in the free-agent pool, Jamaal Williams remains a top option for the Bears, especially due to his previous success with their current staff.

Offensive lineman Mehki Butler and defensive lineman Isaiah Iton are expected to join the New England Patriots' roster after successful tryouts at rookie minicamp.