We've seen examples of this in the very recent past, with Matt Chapman, Blake Snell, and Jordan Montgomery all remaining unsigned well into Spring Training last season. I'm not worried about that with,

The San Diego Padres hit Snell with a qualifying offer last offseason, making him ineligible to receive another. He ended up signing a two-year, $62 million deal with the Giants, and after a second straight strong finish exercised his right to opt out after one year.

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The Los Angeles Dodgers and Boston Red Sox are both casting wide nets in their search for starting pitching this offseason, according to The Athletic's

If the Orioles do not re-sign right-hander Corbin Burnes and are not in the final hunt for lefty Max Fried and find that Roki Sasaki gets posted but signs with another team, there is still another stud pitcher out there to potentially sign.

Although much of the conversation this offseason has centered around Juan Soto, Snell is arguably the most coveted starter on the market.