The Rockies inked Castro to a two-year, $12.8 million deal during the offseason, so he will be on the books for 2027. The Reds have already squeezed more value out of him than most minor league free agent signings, and he should be an easy flip to anyone in need of a left-handed bat or some depth at first base. If the Athletics are willing to pay down the bulk of his remaining salary, they might be able to unload a couple million and scoop up a flier prospect. Landing Spots: Texas Rangers, Chicago White Sox, Boston Red Sox3B Eugenio Suárez, Cincinnati RedsStats: 80 OPS+, .202/.276/.390, 25 XBH (14 HR), 0 SB, -0.8 WARContract: $15 millionOne of the prizes of last year's trade deadline when he slugged 36 home runs in 106 games with the Diamondbacks before joining the Mariners, Suárez has come nowhere near matching last year's production. He is a buy-low target for a team that needs some power trying to catch lightning in a bottle, and the Reds will almost certainly have to eat the bulk of his remaining salary.