What happened: Eleven teams have engaged in discussions with representatives for free-agent infielder and outfielder Jazz Chisholm Jr., per Jon Morosi. Suitors are prioritizing his youth, baserunning, and versatility across both the infield and outfield.
Why it matters: Chisholm's ability to play third base, second base, and all three outfield spots provides rare roster flexibility heading into the 2027 season. At 28 years old, his blend of power and speed makes him one of the most dynamic multi-positional assets available on the open market.
By the numbers: Chisholm averaged 25 home runs and 36 stolen bases over the past two seasons ahead of entering free agency.
What to watch: Market discussions are expected to accelerate as clubs finalize positional needs leading into the winter meetings.