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Seiya Suzuki's Free Agency: $100M Contract, Best Fits and Cubs Tough Decision
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AJ Pierzynski, Erik Kratz and Scott Braun break down Seiya Suzuki's free-agent market following another productive season with the Chicago Cubs. The guys discuss Suzuki's improved defense, consistent offensive production and whether he could command a contract worth more than $100 million, with the Blue Jays, Phillies and Red Sox among the potential landing spots. FT Senior Insider Ken Rosenthal joins the conversation to explain why right-handed power is in such high demand across MLB and how that could impact Suzuki's market. Plus, the guys examine the Cubs difficult offseason decisions, the possibility of losing Suzuki and Ian Happ, Chicago's pressing need for starting pitching and whether the organization is prepared to spend big to remain competitive.
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