What happened: At least 11 teams have expressed interest in free-agent infielder Jazz Chisholm Jr. across multiple positions, per Jon Heyman. Several suitors envision Chisholm in the outfield or as a super utilityman across second base, third base, and all three outfield spots. Chisholm remains open to various defensive alignments and plans to begin meeting with finalists next week.

Why it matters: Chisholm's defensive versatility significantly broadens his market heading into the 2027 season, giving contenders roster flexibility across five positions. His willingness to take on an outfield or utility role expands potential landing spots beyond clubs needing a traditional second baseman.

What to watch: Chisholm will narrow his list of suitors before launching formal free-agent meetings next week.