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If the price is good, I'd say they should bring him back. Without him, the line up doesn't have a lot of power.

Good signing. He's not much more than a backup at this time, though.

Fernandez has several years of control left and Boras won't sign a long-term deal. I would not give up a tremendous amount unless and until he does sign a longer-term (7-10 years) contract.

Roberts spent 7 years in the minors, earning his way to the bigs. He has been the bench coach for the Pads for the last couple of seasons and should be a decent manager.

Carlos Correa to the Twins.

I'll take Trout, but only because he hasn't been injured as much. Harper has just as much potential, but gets hurt running into walls and things.

The 40-man rosters are going to be finalized to determine who is going to be protected from the Rule 5 draft.

Either Donaldson or Trout would have been a great choice. This would have been a very difficult choice for me.

Not a real surprise. He had a season for the ages. One of the best players I've seen recently.

Are you a new-school sabermetrician or do you judge players with your eyes?

His stretch run was as good as I've ever seen. Greinke had an amazing season, as did Kershaw, but only one can win and the writers got it right.

Anyone that can go undefeated throughout an entire season in a hitter's ballpark like Minute Maid Park in Houston deserves the award. The fact that he pitched well away from home did not hurt him, either. He is simply one of the best in the game, this year.

Not sure anyone will give up 2 type-A prospects for Giles. He doesn't have the pedigree that Kimbrel has. Giles will bring some value back to the Phillies, though.

If the Royals offer Gordon a reasonable contract, he'll stay there.

I think Price goes to the Cubs. Greinke to the Giants. Zimmermann to the Dodgers. Cueto??????? Price is the youngest and should bring the most money.

I'm a Twins' fan and have been since 1961 (yes I'm that old) My favorite current player is Brian Dozier, and my favorite all-time player was Harmon Killebrew. I don't have any least favorite players. My favorite memories were meeting Harmon Killebrew, Bob Feller, Yogi Berra and Ted Williams.